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Bryan Johnson uses a $275 consumer device linked to his phone to track nighttime erections. Kate Tolo's £12,000 device is research-grade, requiring a laptop and a wire taped to her leg. This suggests Tolo's setup is far more complex and precise, designed for scientific study rather than personal health tracking.
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