Ovulation Kit - Thermometer & Ovulation Strips

How to Use the Ovulation Kit

Tracking ovulation with both LH test strips and Basal Body Temperature (BBT) gives you a clearer picture of your fertile window — and this kit helps you do just that, with everything you need in one place.

1. Ovulation test strips detect the surge of Luteinizing Hormone (LH), which spikes just before you ovulate.

2. Basal Body Temperature (BBT) rises slightly after ovulation — by about 0.2–0.5°C — helping you confirm that ovulation has occurred.

Used together, these tools help you spot when you're most fertile and track your cycle over time.

Begin using the ovulation test strips a few days before your expected ovulation.

How to use:

1. Collect urine in a clean, dry cup (avoid first morning urine — mid-morning or early evening is best).

2. Dip the test strip into the sample for 5–10 seconds (don’t go past the MAX line).

3. Lay it flat and wait 3–5 minutes.

4. A positive result means the test line is as dark or darker than the control line — ovulation is likely to happen within 12–36 hours.

💡 Test once or twice a day around your fertile window for best results.

To track your Basal Body Temperature, use the included digital BBT thermometer.

How to use:

1. Keep the thermometer by your bedside.

2. As soon as you wake up — before speaking, moving, or drinking — place the thermometer under your tongue.

3. Wait for the beep that signals your reading is ready.

4. Record the temperature using the included BBT chart or your preferred fertility tracking app.

Your BBT will rise slightly after ovulation and remain high until your period.

1. Your thermometer stores your last reading so you can easily compare.

2. The fever alarm will sound if your temp hits 37.8°C (100°F) or higher.

3. It auto shuts off after 10 minutes to save battery life.

1. 1x Digital BBT Thermometer

2. 30 or 50 LH Ovulation Test Strips (depending on your variant)

3. 1x BBT Chart

4. 1x User Manual

5. 5x Probe Covers (optional for hygiene)

6. 1x Carry Box

Use your BBT chart to track patterns across your cycle. With a few months of consistent tracking, you’ll get to know your body’s rhythm — and feel more confident about when to try.