You guys probably don't have many people tracking the levels that Vivoo's tests are used to track at 21, but upon coming off of 7 years of forced birth control, after starting at what was essentially the beginning of my natural cycle (meaning I never got to figure out my own cycle before I was put on birth control), I figured it good to test myself regularly to make sure my body's doing all the right things, especially since there's a family history of fertility issues. But to make it impossible for anyone under 22 to make an honest health related account altogether is kind of shabby, especially when you know there are (not many, but still) married 18-21 year olds out there that are trying to become pregnant, or maybe fertility tracking for just the opposite.
I can't even review the rest of the app because it won't let me move past the "birthday" screen, so unless I figure out how to do it myself (which I will be doing with the test I bought, then never again with this app), I basically wasted money on a test I thought would've been perfect for my tracking journey.
You'd think that because fertility doesn't start at 22, you wouldn't have to lie about your age to see your results 5 months too young, as a fully grown adult. I understand age restrictions, but 18 makes sense. 22 does not.
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