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Our One Step® Ovulation Test Strips are the perfect solution for cost-conscious shoppers who refuse to compromise on quality. These slim ovulation strips deliver accurate results, all while saving you money. Predict your surge with confidence and ensure your fertility journey is hassle-free. Discover more about these incredible strips here.
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Elevate your chances of conceiving with our One Step® Ovulation Test Strips – your ultimate fertility companion. These ultra-slim 2.5mm test strips are designed with precision to provide you with accurate and reliable results, surpassing the 99% accuracy mark in laboratory testing. Our ovulation tests work by detecting the surge of Luteinising Hormone (L.H.) in your urine, which signifies that ovulation is likely to occur in the next 24 to 48 hours. With a shelf life of over six months, you’ll have ample time to plan your fertility journey.
Wondering when the best time for intercourse is? Once you receive a positive result, you’ll know that your body is gearing up for ovulation within the next 24-48 hours, making it the prime time for conception. And if you’re concerned about irregular cycles, rest assured, you can keep testing or even opt for additional ovulation tests. Our One Step® Ovulation Test Strips are your cost-effective and quality-driven solution for tracking your fertility, ensuring that you have the best chance of success on your journey to parenthood.
Yes, the One Step® Ovulation Test Strips test is more than 99% accurate in laboratory testing.
When a woman is about to ovulate, her body releases a large amount of a hormone called L.H. (Luteinising Hormone). L.H. is always present in your urine but the levels increase (surge) in the middle of your cycle, causing you to release an egg from the ovary, this process is called ovulation. If the L.H. surge is present, ovulation is likely to occur in the next 24 to 48 hours.
These ovulation tests detect the L.H. surge by measuring the amount of L.H. in urine.
For more information on ovulation and the menstrual cycle click here.
Ovulation usually follows the start of the L.H. surge within 24-48 hours. This is the time when you are at your most fertile, therefore you should have intercourse during this time.
Most women with regular cycles will detect their L.H. Surge in 5 days or under so 5 tests are sufficient, however, if you have irregular cycles you may need to test for longer and may require additional ovulation tests to detect your L.H. Surge
As the pill disrupts your natural hormone balance, it may take a few months for your periods to return to normal. You may want to wait until you have had 2 normal periods before starting to use this ovulation test. Please be aware that pregnancy and breastfeeding could affect the results of this test.
No, but you should consult your doctor if you are taking any hormonal treatments.
No, the test is not designed to prevent contraception. As sperm can survive for 72 hours you might still become pregnant if you had intercourse before you detected your L.H. Surge
There are many factors that can affect your fertility. It can take many healthy couples months to achieve pregnancy. You may need to use these tests for a few months before pregnancy occurs. If after 6 months of trying you have still not become pregnant, you should visit your doctor for advice. For more information and tips on trying for a baby click here.
No, ovulation strips are designed to detect the surge in Luteinising Hormone (L.H.) that precedes ovulation, not pregnancy. To check for pregnancy, you should use a pregnancy test specifically designed for that purpose.
The ideal time to start using ovulation strips depends on your menstrual cycle. In general, you should begin testing a few days before you expect to ovulate. For women with regular 28-day cycles, this may be around days 10-12, but it can vary. It’s a good practice to start testing a few days before your expected ovulation window to ensure you catch the surge.
To use the One Step® Ovulation Test Strips, follow the instructions provided in the document:
Please refer to the document for more specific details, including illustrations and additional precautions for accurate results.
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