OVULATION TEST

An Ovulation Test will help a woman to maximize her chances of conceiving a child by identifying her most fertile periods. Increase your chances of conceiving your baby by analyzing your saliva with a reusable Fertile-Focus Personal Ovulation Microscope - a new generation in ovulation testing. An easy to use and reusable Ovulation Test.

A woman can increase her odds of becoming pregnant by knowing precisely when she is ovulating. The Fairhaven Health™ Digital Basal Thermometer allows a woman to determine her body temperature for basal body temperature charting purposes. Designed specifically for fertility charting, Fairhaven Health's Basal Thermometer combines pinpoint accuracy with ease of use.

Now Home Health Testing® offers both the Fertile-Focus Personal Ovulation Microscope and the Fairhaven Health™ Digital Basal Thermometer all in one combination kit.

The Fertile-Focus Personal Ovulation Microscope is a personal reusable miniature microscope which allows a woman to monitor her fertility cycle and enables her to predict on a daily basis when she is most likely to conceive (a woman's peak fertility period begins 3 days before and continues through 1 day after ovulation).

Hormonal changes in a woman's body just prior to ovulation are detected by observing a sample of dried saliva through the Fertile-Focus lens. Studies have shown that studying the changes in saliva is one of the most accurate methods of fertility testing.

The Fairhaven Health™ Digital Basal Thermometer is an ultra-sensitive thermometer used to take the basal (base) body temperature, the lowest normal body temperature. This temperature typically occurs during sleep, so the basal temperature is normally measured immediately upon waking.

Whereas ordinary household thermometers express body temperature to only one decimal place (e.g. 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit), the Fairhaven Health™ Digital Basal Thermometer express body temperature to two decimals places (e.g. 98.56 degrees Fahrenheit). Basal thermometers are useful for charting a woman's fertility cycle, since ovulation causes an increase of one-half to one degree Fahrenheit in basal body temperature.

Using a personal ovulation microscope in conjunction with basal body temperature plotting will help a woman to determine her best days for conception.