Health Disclaimer

Please read this carefully before using CycleVault to make decisions about your health or reproduction.

1. Not a medical device

CycleVault is a personal period and cycle tracking application. It is not a medical device, does not carry any medical certification, and has not been evaluated or approved by any medical regulatory authority including the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the FDA, or equivalent national bodies.

CycleVault is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or monitor any medical condition.

2. Not a contraceptive method

While CycleVault may help you log and understand patterns in your menstrual cycle, cycle prediction is inherently variable. Many factors can alter cycle length and ovulation timing including illness, stress, hormonal changes, travel, and medication.

If you wish to use fertility awareness for contraceptive purposes, please consult a qualified healthcare provider who can guide you through a validated fertility awareness method with appropriate instruction and support.

3. Not a substitute for medical advice

Nothing in CycleVault — including cycle predictions, symptom logs, pattern observations, or any content in our blog — constitutes medical advice, and nothing should be interpreted as a recommendation regarding your health.

Always seek the advice of your doctor, gynaecologist, or qualified healthcare professional with any questions you have regarding a medical condition, including:

• Irregular or absent periods
• Unusually heavy or painful menstruation
• Fertility concerns or difficulty conceiving
• Symptoms that concern you in any way
• Pregnancy planning or contraception

Never delay seeking professional medical advice or disregard it because of something you have read in CycleVault or on our blog.

4. What CycleVault is — and is not — for

5. Prediction accuracy

CycleVault may offer predictions or estimates of future cycle events such as period start dates or fertile windows. These predictions are based solely on the data you have entered and use standard statistical models.

Factors including — but not limited to — stress, illness, significant weight change, travel across time zones, hormonal contraceptives, thyroid conditions, and perimenopause can all cause cycles to differ from predicted patterns.

Do not make significant health, reproductive, or lifestyle decisions based solely on predictions shown in CycleVault.

6. Blog content

CycleVault publishes a blog covering topics related to menstrual health, cycle awareness, and women's wellbeing. Blog content is written for general informational purposes only.

Blog articles do not constitute medical advice and should not be treated as such. The information in blog posts may not reflect the most current medical research and may not apply to your individual situation.

If blog content prompts health questions, please discuss them with a qualified healthcare professional.

7. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, CycleVault and its creators accept no liability for any harm, loss, or damage arising from reliance on the application's tracking features, predictions, or any content published on the website.

You use CycleVault at your own discretion and risk. We strongly encourage you to maintain regular contact with a qualified healthcare provider for all matters related to your reproductive and menstrual health.

8. Emergency situations

CycleVault is not a crisis or emergency service. If you have urgent concerns about your health, please contact a medical professional, emergency services, or go to your nearest hospital without delay.

9. Questions about this disclaimer