ADVANCED DIGITAL OVULATION TEST KIT: Includes twenty (20) individually wrapped Clearblue Advanced Digital Home Ovulation Test sticks and one (1) digital reader. Typically identifies 4 or more fertile days[1]
EASY-TO-READ RESULTS: The Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test provides clear, digital results you can trust. A flashing smiley face indicates your high fertility days, and a static smiley face indicates your peak fertility days
OVER 99% ACCURATE: The Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test is over 99% accurate at detecting the LH surge
TRACKS 2 KEY FERTILITY HORMONES: Tracks 2 key fertility hormones (estrogen and luteinizing hormone (LH)) to typically identify 4 or more fertile days[1]
DOUBLE YOUR CHANCES: Double your chances of getting pregnant[2] with the Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test
#1 OB-GYN RECOMMENDED BRAND: Clearblue is the #1 OBGYN recommended ovulation brand
Binding: Health and Beauty
Release Date: 15-06-2013
model number: 633472600401
Part Number: 633472600401
Details: Product Description
Hoping for a bundle of joy? Identifying your most fertile days is the best place to start. The Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test is more accurate than calendar and temperature methods at predicting the most fertile days[3]. The Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test (Prueba de Ovulación Advanced Digital) provides clear, digital results and typically identifies 4 or more fertile days[1] by tracking 2 key fertility hormones (estrogen and LH). Each ovulation test kit includes 20 individually wrapped ovulation test sticks with an absorbent tip that can be used directly in your urine stream or dipped into a sample of urine in a clean, dry container. Maximize your chances of getting pregnant naturally with the Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test, which identifies both your high and peak fertile days. So, when you see that digital smiley face in the result window, you know it’s your best time to try for a baby. Clearblue: Results you can trust. [1] In a study, 4 or more fertile days were identified in 80% of cycles (2012). [2] In first cycle of use, vs. not using ovulation tests. [3] Study of 101 women in the UK comparing a simple calendar method of conducting a test on LH surge day (2011). Ellis JE., et al. Human Reproduction (2011) 26: i76 (O-191).
