BabyMad® Basal Thermometer (HOT PINK) + 30 x Ovulation Tests – Body Temperature Ovulation Test Thermometer (Centigrade) Flexible Tip + FREE BBT Fertility Chart

Features

• Chart your Basal Body Centrigrade Temperature & predict ovulation. FREE BBT chart included.
• NEW Improved Model, Fast Measurement time, Flexible Tip, Highly Accurate Digital BabyMad Basal Thermometer provides temperature readings to 1/100th of a degree (2 decimal places) - essential for fertility charting and predicting ovulation.
• Easy to read liquid Crystal display, Mercury free, Memory Function. Fast Measurement time, Safe, Accurate - 2 decimal places essential for BBT charting.
• Tone sounds when final temperature is reached, Memory & Fever Alarm, Ovulation Basal Body Temperature chart included.
• Also includes 30 x Ovulation Test Strips - a further aid to identify yout fertile time and maximise your conception chances.

Product Details

• ASIN: B014LB2XQC
• Item model number: BM-BTP_3O
• Average Customer Review: Customer Reviews

Product Description

How does a home ovulation test work?

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.

BabyMad® Hot Pink Basal Thermometer

Chart your Basal Body Temperature & predict ovulation - your most fertile time of the month to conceive a baby! (Free BBT Chart included)

When a woman ovulates, a rise in body temperature takes place in order to provide a more fertile environment for conception.

By monitoring when this temperature change occurs, you can determine when ovulation takes place in your cycle. Recording each day's basal body temperature with a BabyMad® Basal Thermometer will help you predict ovulation!

Basal temperature is the lowest normal body temperature of a person immediately upon awakening in the morning - BEFORE you get up, move around, eat, drink, smoke, talk - if possible, while you are still "half asleep".

The best reading of your basal temperature can be taken at the same time every morning when you first awake.