Do I need to compare my daily OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strip results to detect the LH surge?
Comparing your daily test results is not necessary but it can help you assess whether the test line is the same color or darker than the control line which indicates a positive result. One way to do this is to take a photo of the test strip as soon as your test results are ready to be read. If you repeat this with each test, it will be very noticeable when the LH surge occurs since an LH surge will produce the darkest test line. Please note: if you do compare daily results, only take the photos when the tests are within the appropriate time windows for interpreting results and ensure that the lighting is the same every time a strip is photographed.
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Is OVRY™ an ovulation tracker?
No. However, we are currently developing an app that will help users track their OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strip results and graph their LH levels. The app will be useful for tracking periods and ovulation as well as helping to analyze and store your ...
How do OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strips work?
OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strips are rapid and convenient ovulation tests. Each strip detects the presence of the ovulation hormone, called luteinizing hormone (LH), helping to predict ovulation which occurs after a surge of LH.
Can any medications or medical conditions affect the OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strip results?
Yes. Certain drugs and prescriptions that affect a woman’s menstrual cycle (hormonal contraceptives, fertility products containing HCG or LH, acne prescriptions such as clomiphene, and hormone replacement therapy) can impact the results of an ...
How accurate are OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strips? Are they the same quality as the tests available for sale at the pharmacy? Are all ovulation tests (including OVRY™ "strip format") the same?
When used correctly, OVRY™ Ovulation Strips are over 99% accurate. OVRY™ products offer the same accuracy and quality as the tests available from pharmacies. Most ovulation tests (also known as Ovulation Prediction Kits, or OPKs for short), including ...
Do you have to submerge OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strips in the urine sample or can you just urinate directly onto the test strip?
OVRY™ Ovulation Test Strips are designed to be submerged into a urine sample, and not to be used as a midstream test. To achieve optimal accuracy, the test must be used exactly as instructed: each test strip should be submerged into the urine sample ...