Revolutionizing Women's Health: Peri Tracker Unveiled at CES

Highlighted at CES 2026, the Peri tracker offers a new horizon in tracking health for women, specifically during the often-neglected stage of perimenopause.

Introducing Peri: A New Era for Women’s Health Monitoring

Designed with a primary focus on assisting women in the perimenopause phase, Peri stands apart as one of the pioneering wearable devices in this sector. Marked at a price of $449, it caters to those navigating the transitional years leading into menopause, which can vary significantly in duration from three to twelve years.

A Nonintrusive Health Companion

Resembling a slightly bulkier continuous glucose monitor, Peri attaches near the abdomen in a nonintrusive manner without needles. It records vital signs related to perimenopause, such as body temperature, sleep cycles, and hormonal fluctuations. Alongside its proprietary algorithm, the device aims to accurately capture symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and altered sleep patterns.

Four distinct sensors make up the device: PPG for tracking blood flow, accelerometers for movement, EDA for evaluating skin electrical conductivity, and a temperature gauge.

Capturing and Analyzing Perimenopausal Patterns

Fastening below the breast, Peri gathers essential biological data for up to 10 days before needing a recharge. It aims to comprehensively address common challenges faced during perimenopause through advanced data analysis rather than simple temperature change detection.

With insights logged alongside one's menstrual information, users can draw connections and witness the evolution of symptoms over time. Additionally, the data facilitates tracking the effectiveness of hormonal therapies.

The dashboard showcases a multitude of metrics, including sleep schedules, anxiety levels, activity rates, and menstrual cycle details. Advanced insights are presented through daily, weekly, and long-term views, complemented by a journaling function for emotions.

Emerging from a Data Gap

Initially identified as a response to the lack of structured data on perimenopause, Peri seeks to fill in for the inadequate diagnostics and training in clinical settings. The reliance on inconsistent self-reporting is being addressed by precise data collection methods.

CES Recognition

As a standout in digital health innovation, Peri was honored at CES 2026. Following its introductory order phase in November, the formal launch is scheduled for December.