If I detect an LH surge, does that mean I am experiencing my most fertile days?

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• I have used several test strips as instructed, but I have not detected my LH surge. What should I do?

  It is possible that you have not detected the LH surge for several reasons: you started testing too late and missed your surge the tests were not performed correctly you did not ovulate that month (this is called anovulation). If this occurs, try ...

• What are the chances of getting pregnant during your highest fertile days?

  Your most fertile days occur right before and during ovulation. The chances of getting pregnant on the day that you detect a positive test result for ovulation are high.

• 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 ...

• How long does an LH surge usually last?

  For most women, the average surge of the LH lasts approximately 12-24 hours.

• My average cycle is less than 21 days or greater than 40 days (the number of days shown on the table). How do I know when to start testing?

  If your cycle is irregular - consistently less than 21 days or consistently greater than 40 days - the accuracy of the tests may vary considerably and we recommend speaking to a physician to determine when to begin testing.