Eternal’s Goyal says Temple can be worn while bathing
In short
Eternal’s Deepinder Goyal said the Temple wearable sticks securely to skin and is meant to be comfortable to wear. He said people can keep it on for things like showering, and the Grip should be changed every two to three days.
This matters because it tells users how the device is meant to be used. The reporting does not say when Temple launches, how much it costs, or how many people are using it.
What the reporting says
Eternal’s Deepinder Goyal answered questions about the Temple wearable, saying it uses secure adhesive Grips and is comfortable to wear. According to the publisher summary, he said users can keep it on during activities including showering, and should replace the Grip every two to three days. The reporting does not state the device’s launch date, sales, or any medical claims beyond this usage guidance.
Why it matters
Eternal’s Deepinder Goyal responded to questions about the Temple wearable and said its adhesive Grips are secure and comfortable. The publisher summary says the device can be worn during activities including showering, with Grip replacement every two to three days. This is relevant for prospective users of the wearable and for Eternal’s product positioning, but the reporting does not give pricing, launch timing, or broader market impact.