I didn't think Whoop was designed with women in mind but it helped me to manage PMDD
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I haven't taken the smart tracker off since.
Updated 15:47 8 Jun 2026 GMT+1Published 16:47 15 May 2026 GMT+1 I haven't taken the smart tracker off since This article contains affiliate links and LADbible Group will make a commission on anything purchased I'll be honest: when I first tried out the Whoop, I didn't love it straight away. It looked chunky on my smaller wrists, and I couldn't help but feel like it wasn't designed with women in mind. For those of you who don't already own one, Whoop Peak 5.0 offers a 24/7 window into your holistic health, helping users to track exercise, optimise sleep, and monitor recovery in real…
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