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I contacted customer service as I had a reaction to the product, medically. I went to my OB/gyn who did not recommend the product and told me it was the reason for my “female challenges.” I repeatedly try to talk to customer service, provided a letter and they basically wanted access to all of my very personal and sensitive medical records. They are not supportive of women, even in sensitive private situations. I tried going through them, the BBB and I may have to go to credit card company for fraud.

I strongly advise against purchasing this product. The Kegg provides minimal useful insights and still requires you to buy additional test kits—such as ovulation strips, basal body temperature monitors, and PdG tests—to get a complete understanding of your fertility. On top of that, their so-called "6-month guarantee" is misleading, heavily reliant on fine print that seems designed to take advantage of those on a sensitive and emotional fertility journey. Unfortunately, Kegg appears to treat fertility and infertility as a business opportunity rather than a genuine way to support women, and my experience with their customer service confirmed this disappointing approach. Save yourself the hassle, frustration, and unnecessary expenses, and consider exploring more transparent and reliable options available on the market.

UPDATE: Kegg have honoured their pregnancy guarantee and refunded me. After sending evidence, it showed that the Kegg data for predicted ovulation was not accurate.

It is unfortunate that I have to write this review, but I have just discovered that I would not be covered under their pregnancy guarantee (if you don't get pregnant in 12 months after purchase) because I'm over 43.

As my other fertility tracker had broken, I needed another device to help me. I believe I am pretty fertile since I got pregnant at 39, but sadly miscarried in the first trimester, then I got naturally pregnant at 42, had a wonderful pregnancy and a natural three hour labour at 37 weeks, and G was 8lbs 4oz, and my third natural pregnancy at 44, which I sadly miscarried.

I had no idea about Kegg being ageist or discriminatory about women over 43. I bought the Kegg at age 44, and I feel quite deceived that they did not ask me my age or date of birth at the time of purchase, because I went to a great effort to buy this US manufactured device, shipping it to my MYUS address, then to the UK and having to pay £75 import charges too.

I don't believe it's as accurate as my existing device, so therefore I do not believe that I will get pregnant from it. It doesn't give you a pin point ovulation day, unlike the Ava.

There are also problems with the app, which is very buggy and keeps shutting down. This is an honest and unbiased review, as I am an affiliate marketer for Kegg, but they also deceive women into believing that they get a refund through their pregnancy guarantee, but who reads through the T&C before buying a product. Women are excited about such devices to help them get pregnant.