Basal Thermometer for Ovulation – Switchable C/F – Temperature Chart – Hard Storage Case – BabyMad

Features

• TRACK YOUR OVULATION - After you have ovulated, your body temperature rises a little. This thermometer will help you spot even the smallest differences - up to 1/100th degrees.
• CONVENIENT & ACCURATE: This BBT Thermometer conveniently measures temperatures and intelligently calculates your fertility window to show when pregnancy is like to occur to enable you to plan the ideal time for conception.
• SWITCHABLE - Temperature readings are available in Fahrenheit or Celsius C/F
• SOFT AND FLEXIBLE TIP: The soft flexible thermometer tip is designed with comfort and safety
• 100% SATISFACTION MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. If you don't feel 100% satisfied or happy, we will refund your money. Customer satisfaction is our number one priority. So try it now! TOTALLY RISK-FREE!

Product Details

• ASIN: B07TXW7WJP
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Product Description

The BabyMad Digital Basal Thermometer provides BBT temperature readings accurate within 1/100th of a degree. It measures to a two decimal point, i.e. 36.65° C, which is required in order for the algorithm to find your ovulation. Especially designed for charting fertility and predicting ovulation, the BBT thermometer features: A beeper to indicate peak temperature reading. An easy-to-read 2 decimal place digital display. Our thermometer also has a built-in memory feature of your last measurement.

What is basal body temperature?

Basal body temperature (BBT) is your temperature when you first wake up in the morning, or after at least three hours of uninterrupted sleep. To record your BBT, you need to use a basal thermometer. This has a finer scale than a normal thermometer and lets you record tiny changes in your body temperature.

How will my BBT chart tell me when I'm ovulating?

When you ovulate, hormonal changes trigger a slight rise in your BBT, which lasts at least until your next period. You'll probably notice your temperature spiking on other days but, unless it stays that way for at least three days in a row, you're probably not ovulating. You're looking for a temperature rise compared with the previous six days of about 0.2 degrees C.

Contents

1 x Thermometer

1 x Owners manual

1 x Storage Case

1 x Fertility Chart