The Most Popular Clearblue Easy Digital Ovulation Test, 20 Count (Pack of 2 (40 Tests Total)) - On Sale

Clearblue Easy Digital Ovulation Test, 20 Count (Pack of 2 (40 Tests Total))

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #317013 in Health and Beauty
• Size: 2pk
• Brand: Clearblue Easy

Features

• #1 OB-GYN Recommended Brand.
• Gives women a greater chance of detecting their fertile days, even if their cycle lengths are variable.
• Completely clear result: A smiley face in the indicator window pinpoints your 2 most likely days to get pregnant.
• Over 99% accurate at detecting your LH surge.
• Take the test any time of the day.

Product Description

The Clearblue® Digital Ovulation One-Month Supply Kit, with 20 individually wrapped test sticks, takes the guesswork out of getting pregnant naturally and is most suited to women with irregular cycles. There's no calculating when to start testing for ovulation - the One-Month Ovulation Kit tells you the exact day to begin and ensures you have plenty of test sticks so you won't run out or miss identifying your 2 best days to conceive. Clearblue's test is over 99% accurate and has a clear digital readout of a smiley face that makes knowing when the time is right easy - no wonder it's the brand preferred by 9 out of 10 women.1,2How the Digital Ovulation Test WorksThe following chart outlines the phases of a woman's menstrual cycle, showing how the two most fertile days coincide with the luteinizing hormone (LH) surge (24-36 hours before ovulation) and the release of an egg (ovulation). These are a woman's 2 best days to conceive a baby and what the Digital Ovulation Test identifies. The One-Month Supply Kit accounts for the fact that many women's cycles vary from month to month, making it a challenge to accurately detect the timing of peak fertility. In fact, in over 40% of women aged 18-40 years, cycle lengths vary by 7 days.3 Studies have therefore shown that performing 20 tests rather than 7 or 5 tests offers a greater chance of testing on the correct day. In fact, using 20 tests per cycle covered 99% of LH surge days in typically cycling women.4 This variability from month to month also explains why measuring Basal Body Temperature or using only an ovulation calculator, both of which predict ovulation based on past cycle information, is not the most reliable.

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