LH Ovulation Midstream Urine Test

One Step Ovulation Urine Test is a qualitative test used to predict when there is a LH surge, and in turn, when you are likely to ovulate.

Product Description:

• Detects LH (Luteinizing Hormone) which is in the urine of women.
• LH increases dramatically in the middle of the menstrual cycle.
• FDA Cleared & CLIA Waived
• Easy to read and understand results, with 99% accuracy

Instructions:

• Bring the test strip and urine to room temperature (15-30C or 59-86F) for testing.
• Remove the test panel from the sealed pouch and remove the pink cap
• Hold the test by the Thumb Grip with the exposed Fiber Tip downward and place directly into the urine stream for 10-15 seconds. Do not urinate on the Test or Reference Window
• If you prefer, you can urinate into a clean dry container then dip only the Fiber Tip of the Test into the urine for 10-15 seconds.
• While holding fiber tip downward, immediately replace the cap and lay the Test on a flat surface with the Test and Reference Window facing upward while you wait for the test result. DO NOT move the test while the results are developing.
• Read the result in 3 minutes. If no result appears, wait one minute longer. Do not read the results after 10 minutes. 

 

Drug cut-off:
LH - Luteinizing Hormone

Results: 

LH Surge: If two lines are visible and the Test Line is the same as or darker than the Reference Line, you have detected your LH surge and you will probably ovulate in the next 24-36 hours.

No LH Surge: If two lines are visible, but the Test Line is lighter than the Reference Line, or if there is no Test Line, you have not detected your LH surge and should continue with daily testing.

INVALID: If no line appears in the Reference Line Area, the result is invalid. Insufficient specimen volume or incorrect test performance are the most likely reasons for an invalid result. Review the procedure and repeat with a new test.

Additional Information:

The One Step ovulation test will help you find the time when you are most able to become pregnant and help you plan your pregnancy. Luteinizing hormone (LH) is always present in human urine. It increases just before a woman's most fertile day of the month. This LH increase triggers ovulation. During ovulation an egg is released from the ovary. Because the egg can be fertilized only 12 to 36 hours after ovulation, detecting ovulation in advance is very important.

You may do this test at any time of the day, but you should test at approximately the same time each day and reduce your liquid intake for 2 hours before testing.

To decide when to begin testing, determine the length of your normal menstrual cycle. The length of your cycle is from the beginning of one period to the beginning of the next (count the first day of bleeding or spotting as day 1). If your cycle length is irregular, that is, if it varies by more than a few days each month, take the average number of days for the last 3 months. The length of the menstrual cycle is the duration from your first menstrual bleeding day to the day before the next bleeding begins. Determine the length of menstrual cycle before you test. lf your cycle is shorter than 21 days or longer than 38 days, consult a physician. lf you do not know your cycle length, you may begin the test 11 days after your first period since the average cycle length is 28 days. Perform 1 test each day over a 5 days period, or until the LH surge has been detected.