Description

Product Description

The Clearblue Fertility Monitor (Monitor de fertilidad Clearblue con pantalla tactil) comes from the #1 OB-GYN ovulation recommended brand (3) and is proven to increase the chances of getting pregnant by 82% in the first cycle of use (1). Every woman is unique and cycles vary from woman to woman and cycle to cycle, but this monitor is designed to identify all your fertile days (4), that’s more than traditional ovulation predictor kits which monitor only 1 hormone (2) for more opportunities to get pregnant. The simple urine tests track two key fertility hormones, estrogen and luteinizing hormone and the results are read on the monitor, which is discrete and feminine. You can enter when you have your period and when you have sex on the monitor calendar and it shows your fertility information on the easy to use touch screen. The unique cycle summary screen summarizes up to 6 cycles of data on one chart for easy comparison. Clearblue Fertility Monitor Test Sticks need to be bought separately.

Brand Story

By Clearblue

From the manufacturer

The Clearblue Fertility Monitor with touch screen is from the #1 brand recommended by OB/GYNs (4). Cleablue provides a range of products to help predict ovulation without months of charting (see products below). Research shows that women who know when they are most fertile each cycle are likely to get pregnant sooner (5).

Clearblue Fertility Monitor is the most advanced home fertility monitor.

Are you trying for a baby? The Clearblue Fertility Monitor with touch screen is designed to identify all your fertile days (4), so you have more opportunities to get pregnant (5).

Clear, intuitive touch screen for easy use
Tracks changing levels of 2 key fertility hormones in your urine
Results show 97 percent agreement with ultrasound at detecting ovulation (6) but you test at home for a fraction of the cost
Suitable for women with a broad range of cycle lengths
Tells you when to test and your level of fertility every day
Stores up to 6 cycles of your fertility data

Product overview

Clearblue Fertility Monitor is easy to use and gives you clear accurate results – please refer to the package insert for full details.
Fertility Monitor test sticks are required and sold separately.

Are you planning for a baby?

The Clearblue Fertility Monitor is proven to increase the chances of conception by 82% in the first cycle of use (1). It’s designed to identify all your fertile days by tracking the changing levels of 2 key fertility hormones – estrogen and luteinizing hormone, using simple urine tests (4).

From the #1 brand recommended by OB-GYNs (3) this hand-held, touch screen monitor can pinpoint your 2 Peak fertile days, plus additional days of High fertility prior to ovulation. Every woman is unique, so the number of fertile days will be personal to you and will vary woman to woman & cycle to cycle.

Easy to use and read

The hand-held, intuitive touch screen Monitor is easy to use and gives you clear, accurate results.

Detects more fertile days

The Monitor tracks two key fertility hormones, luteinizing hormone (LH) and estrogen, to pinpoint your two Peak fertility days plus additional High fertility days prior to ovulation. The number of fertile days the Monitor identifies will be personal to you and varies woman to woman and cycle to cycle based on your individual hormone profile.

Adapts to your cycle, stores your data

Use the Monitor to record when you have your period and when you have sex. This information and your fertility data appear on the device's calendar. Up to 6 cycles of your data are stored, and the unique cycle summary provides key information for your OB/GYN.

Provides your daily fertility status

The Monitor reads your individual hormone levels to show your personal fertility status as Low, High or Peak each day. So you can plan ahead and maximize your chances of getting pregnant naturally.


	Clearblue Fertility Monitor	Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test	Clearblue Digital Ovulation Test	Clearblue Easy Ovulation Kit
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Clearblue Fertility/Ovulation product comparison	Designed to identify all your fertile days (4)	Typically identifies 4 or more fertile days (7)	Pinpoints your 2 most fertile days	Predict ovulation + test for pregnancy
Pinpoints your 2 most fertile days (Peak fertility)	✓	✓	✓	✓
At least 99 percent accurate at detecting the LH surge	✓	✓	✓	✓
Digital results (no interpretation of lines)	✓	✓	✓
Pinpoints your 2 most fertile days (Peak Fertility) & days of High Fertility that comes before Peak	✓	✓
Measures 2 hormones - estrogen and LH	✓	✓
Measures 1 hormone - LH			✓	✓
Includes pregnancy test				✓
Stores and displays your personal fertility data on touch screen, up to 6 cyclesfor comparison	✓

Q1. The Monitor is more expensive than other methods, is it really so much better?

A1. The Clearblue Fertility Monitor is proven to increase the chances of getting pregnant by 82% in the first cycle of use (1). It accurately tracks the changing levels of 2 key fertility hormones to identify more fertile days than traditional ovulation tests that monitor only 1 hormone (2), so you have more opportunities to get pregnant naturally. With an intuitive touch screen, it’s easy to use and read the results. It personalizes to your cycle, you can input when you have your period and when you have sex; then your information is displayed on the calendar and the unique cycle summary screen. This means you have a record you can take to your OB/GYN for discussion, so you don’t waste any time and you enable them to give you immediate feedback and action steps. It’s the most advanced fertility monitor from the #1 OB/GYN recommended brand (3).

Q2. Can’t I just calculate when I’m fertile with a calendar or an app?

A2. The fertile days vary each cycle, even when your periods are regular, but traditional calendar methods work on the basis that everyone is the same so are very often not accurate for an individual woman. Tracking your personal fertility hormones is a sure way to know when your fertile days are in ‘real time’, it’s proven in a study to be 2x as accurate as traditional calendar methods (8).

Q3. Isn’t taking my temperature and charting easy and accurate?

A3. Basal body temperature (BBT is your temperature ‘at rest’) has to be taken first thing in the morning before you move out of bed and can be affected by many day to day events such as a late night, fever, and some medications. Also, your BBT rises AFTER ovulation has occurred, so it’s too late to predict ovulation and to conceive in that cycle. You need to chart over several cycles to build up a pattern for BBT to be predictive and in a study it has been shown to predict the most fertile days in only one third of cycles (9).

Q4. Can I only get pregnant when I ovulate?

A4. Women are fertile for about 6 days each cycle (it varies woman to woman and cycle to cycle). The day of ovulation is the most fertile day, but sperm can live for about 5 days in a woman’s body in the days leading up to ovulation. Having sex on High and Peak fertility days identified by the Clearblue Fertility Monitor gives you more opportunities to get pregnant than with traditional ovulation tests (2) that only identify your 2 Peak fertility days. Research shows that women who know when they are most fertile each cycle are likely to get pregnant sooner than women who don’t (10).

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(1) In the first cycle of use vs not using the Clearblue Easy Fertility Monitor. Study of 991 women in the US (2002); (2) Traditional ovulation tests detect LH only; (3) Survey of 204 Ob-Gyns in the US conducted by Kantar Health on recommendation of home ovulation tests & fertility monitors (2011); (4) Number of fertile days will vary. In a German study of 149 cycles, Monitor results correlated with serum hormone levels &ultrasound observed ovulation.; (5) vs LH only ovulation tests; (6) Behre HM., et al. Hum Rep (2000) 15: 2478-82; (7) In a study of 87 women, 4 or more fertile days were identified in 80% of cycles using actual cycle length (2012); (8) Stanford JB., et al. Obstetrics & Gynaecology (2002) 100: 1333-41; (9) Comparing a simple calendar method to likelihood of conducting a test on LH surge day (Ellis J., et al. Hum Repro (2011) 26: i76.); (10) Barron ML & Fehring RJ. MCN: American J Mat/Child Nursing (2005) 30: 290-6