...For Her ..Lady Ovulation Test ...Technical

In order to use these these ovulation tests effectively you will need to estimate when you next expect to ovulate.

Detailed instructions are provided in each kit but as a general rule the following method will be useful.

This is intended to help reduce the number of ovulation tests you will have to perform each month and therefore save you money.

• Determine the usual length of your menstrual cycle. This is the number of days from the first day of menstrual bleeding (day 1), to the day before you next start bleeding.
• Use the following calculation and a calendar to help you; Subtract 17 days from your normal cycle length (i.e. 28 - 17 = 11) and start testing on that day.
• If your cycle is normally 28 days long then you will start testing on day 11 and then continue testing once a day until you see a positive result. This formula is valid for women with cycle lengths of 24-35 days.
• Alternative: If in doubt about the usual length of your cycle you can start testing at day 8 of your cycle and keep testing until you see a positive result. This will give you lots of security since you should see a result but you will use up the sticks provided quickly.

Determine the time you will collect your urine. For best results, collect your urine at about the same time each day, for example, between 10:00AM and 8:00PM. Some women have found that their best specimen is after 12 noon. Do not collect your first urine after waking up.

Reduce your liquid intake approximately 2 hours prior to urine collection.

Be sure to write down the date, cycle day and time that you collected your urine.