Unexpected Leader in Women's Health Trackers at CES

Peri is redefining the landscape of health devices at CES with its focus on perimenopause—a still relatively uncharted biological phase. It's available for pre-purchase now.

Introducing Peri: A Unique Health Wearable

Peri is one of the pioneering devices showcased at CES 2026 designed to explicitly monitor symptoms of perimenopause. Retailing at $449, the gadget specifically addresses this transitional phase leading up to menopause, which often spans from three to twelve years.

Sleek Design for Daily Comfort

Resembling a CGM device in design, Peri’s sensor is non-invasive and is worn near the stomach. It collects critical data related to fluctuations in body temperature, sleep quality, and menstrual cycles. It may be bulkier compared to usual CGM devices but is still compact enough for day-to-day use.

Equipped with various sensors, including PPG for monitoring blood flow, an accelerometer for detecting motion, an EDA sensor for measuring electrical skin activity, and a temperature sensor, Peri provides detailed insight into the perimenopausal experience. This combines with advanced algorithms to keep track of hot flashes, altered sleep patterns, anxiety, and more.

Empowering Through Data

Heidi Davis, CEO and co-founder of IdentifyHer, explains Peri's mission is to demystify perimenopause, offering precise data and support during this often-ignored period of life. By wearing the device under the breast for seven to ten days before recharging, users gather vital information on physiological markers linked to perimenopause. Peri strives to confront hot flashes, disrupted sleep, and other common challenges through its biosensors.

The accumulated data allows users to track symptoms in relation to their menstrual cycle, providing insights into treatment effects, including hormone therapies. Peri’s home interface showcases essential metrics like sleep duration, anxiety scores, movement levels, and menstrual cycle details, complemented by extensive daily, weekly, and long-term analysis, with a journal for tracking mood variations.

Addressing Data Deficiencies

The creation of Peri originated from the lack of precise data and diagnostics for perimenopause, often leaving women unsupported. Donal O'Gorman, COO and co-founder of IdentifyHer, emphasizes that traditional self-reporting is subjective and not easily quantifiable, which Peri aims to change by providing objective, trackable health information.

Recognition at CES

Peri has made its mark by gaining recognition in the digital health category at CES. With preorders already underway as of November, the official launch is set for December. Peri continues to promise enhanced support for those facing the challenges of perimenopause through technology.