Ovulation Tests: Midstream, Cassette, Strip Ovulation Tests, Ovulite, Lady Q Saliva Ovulation Predictor
TestCountry's ovulation kits offer a cheap and effective way to monitor fertility, and our ovulation kits can be used by anyone in the comfort and privacy of your own home.
If you are trying to become pregnant , we can provide you with top quality ovulation tests at discount prices. You'll be able to predict your peak of fertility with any of our LH (luteinizing hormone) ovulation predictor test kits.
A sudden surge in the level of LH causes ovulation. LH is always present in the body but in smaller amounts than are seen just prior to ovulation. Around the middle of the menstrual cycle, the pituitary gland releases more LH than any other time of the cycle. The LH surge can last from 1-3 days. Most people will ovulate 12-48 hours after the LH surge is detected; most common is 36 hours after the actual surge. The surge in LH can usually be detected in the urine 8-12 hours after it occurs in the blood.
We offer four types of ovulation tests:
Ovulation Strip Test: Our ovulation test strips are the most affordable in the marketplace and provide 99.9% accuracy.
Ovulation Midstream Test: Ovulation midstream tests are the easiest to use- the midstream can be used right in the urine stream and there is no need to measure a sample
Ovulation Cassette Test: Cassette tests include a dropper to collect exact amount of urine sample.
Ovulation Predictors/ Microscopes: Our personal ovulation microscopes, the Lady-Q and Ovulite allow you to predict fertility by observing the visual changes that take place in your saliva throughout your cycle. In only 5 minutes,
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Ovulation is release of single and mature egg from ovarian follicles. A mature ovum, still undergoing final mitotic divisions, is released by ovary every month which gets expelled into pelvic cavity and finally enters the fallopian tube. Once an egg is released, it is ready to be fertilized by the sperm. A fertilized egg rapidly undergoes cellular divisions and forms a blastocyst, an early stage embryo, which is implanted into uterus wall and that characterizes the pregnancy. If that unfortunate egg doesn’t meet its male counterpart and remains unfertilized, it is passed out from reproductive tract during menstrual bleeding. Ovulation tests detect the ovulation hormone - luteinizing hormone (LH), which rises or 'surges' 24-36 hours before a female ovulates. These tests are based on LH-specific antibodies labeled with specific dyes. The ovulation testing can also be done by examining saliva under microscope as during ovulation, saliva begins to form a distinct fern-like pattern due to an increase in salt and estrogen levels. In this test, a drop of saliva is taken onto a lens and the dried sample is seen through the microscope. A ferning, crystal-like pattern confirms that either the women is about to ovulate or the ovulation has already taken place.
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