Natural Cycles allows its users to either plan a pregnancy or prevent it, with prevention the most popular use among young women. There are a few intricacies (and disclaimers) about the app you ...

Natural Cycles contraception advert banned by UK watchdog for 'exaggerating' efficacy. The Facebook ad also claimed it was a 'clinically-tested alternative to birth control methods' ...

Natural Cycles, the fertility app, will no longer be allowed to claim it is a “highly accurate” and “clinically tested alternative to birth control” by the Advertising Standards Authority ...

A Facebook ad for the smartphone app Natural Cycles promising a “highly accurate” birth control method has been banned for making misleading claims by the UK’s advertising regulatory body.

Natural Cycles made history in 2018 when it became the first digital contraceptive method to be approved by the FDA, ... In the UK, which is Natural Cycles’ second-biggest market, ...

Natural Cycles has a Pearl Index of 7, which means it is 93% effective at typical use, which we also communicate. Our studies have repeatedly shown that our app provides a high level of ...

As stylist.co.uk reported in April last year, Natural Cycles is similar to standard fertility and period-tracking apps in that it allows the user to record their menstrual cycle and thus work out ...

LAST summer I decided to come off hormonal contraception, so it seemed like the perfect time to test out the Oura Ring with a Natural Cycles subscription. Below you can read about my experience usi… ...

Natural Cycles and its creative agency, h0rseb0y, worked with Facebook’s cross-functional teams, allowing them to home in on the brand positioning that would have the biggest impact in the UK. The ...

Samsung is partnering with Natural Cycles to add temperature-based period tracking to its Galaxy Watch5 series of smartwatches. According to the electronics giant, the new cycle tracking capabilities ...

Natural Cycles, the fertility app, will no longer be allowed to claim it is a “highly accurate” and “clinically tested alternative to birth control” by the Advertising Standards Authority ...