Ovuplan Pregnancy Planning Kit 10 Day Pack

Overview

One in 6 couples in Australia has difficulty falling pregnant. So, don't leave it to luck.

Your most fertile period lasts for only a few days each cycle. OvuPlan can help you get pregnant sooner by identifying the days when you are most likely to become pregnant.

Planning Kit

OvuPlan Pregnancy Planning Kit is the complete kit for planning your pregnancy. It contains 10 OvuPlan Ovulation tests and 1 Pregnosis

In-Stream Early Pregnancy test.

Each ovulation test is a highly effective urine test which is designed to detect the LH surge and is ideal for women with regular periods.

The pregnancy test may be used to confirm the pregnancy.

Using Ovuplan Kit

Step 1-Collect your urine sample using the container supplied. Fill approximately to the level shown.

Step 2-Remove the test strip from the foil packet. Discard the sachet of drying agent. Slide the foam ring onto the test strip past the arrow-marked section until the bottom of the foam ring is on the purple line.

Step 3-Float the strip in your urine sample with the arrow marked section submerged. Be careful not to get the result window wet.

Step 4- Read the result between 5 and 10 minutes. As the test begins to work, you may notice a pink flow moving across the window. It is important that the background is clear before the result is read.

Reading Results

No LH surge

If there is no line in the test region or the colour of the test line is lighter than the control line, the LH surge has not yet begun and you should continue to test daily.

LH surge

If the colour of the test line is more intense or equivalent to the colour of the control line, the LH surge has been detected. Ovulation should occur within 24 and 36 hours.

When Shoudl I Start

WHEN SHOULD I START TESTING WITH OVUPLAN PREGNANCY PLANNING KIT?

To find out when to begin testing, you need to determine the length of your normal cycle. This is the number of days from the first day of menstrual bleeding to the day before the bleeding begins again.

Take the first day of bleeding as Day 1 and mark it on the calendar. Use the 'when to begin testing calculator' to determine when you should start testing.