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Sleep apnea is having its mainstream moment – on Top Chef Colorado, two of the three contestants in the Bear Den use sleep apnea machines. They joke lightly about it and their CPAP [...]

Oh how much I wanted to like the Misfit Ray – it’s beautiful and small, and if you have basic self-tracking needs, it might be enough – but for me, it wasn’t. Drawn to its [...]

Lifesum is a meal and exercise tracking app that provides data on all the types of calories you are eating to help define and reach your fitness goals. I especially love how exact it is in laying [...]

Founded in 2016, Thriva’s mission is to prevent health issues before they occur by sending customers an at-home blood sampling kit each quarter. Available in the United Kingdom, customers [...]

WHOOP has found a niche in the wearables world. It’s not worn by the average FitBit user (a self-directed classification) – instead, it’s used by elite athletes, coaches, and [...]

Pip, an Irish company, has created a product of the same name, to help people handle their stress, or at least be aware of it. According to the American Psychological Association, short-term [...]

Swimmerix is a new swim efficiency and training tracker that uses both a lightweight wristband and a waterproof base to create a full feedback environment for swimmers. The portable base station [...]

BeClose uses discreet wireless sensors to track in-home routines and activities of seniors who choose to age at home. The sensors transmit any discrepancies or worrisome changes in behavior to [...]

FitLinxx started developing health and fitness tracking/monitoring devices twenty years ago, giving their partners better access to sensors and data analysis tools. In January 2015, the Company [...]

The Fitbit Flex tracks steps, distance, calories burned, and activity in addition to sleeping habits. The initial accessories collection for Tory Burch for Fitbit Flex, which launched in July [...]