Product description

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Unlike the traditional ovulation tests, in which the control test line differs in comparison to the test line each time -- quantitative test control lines normally will not change. This makes the test line that much easier and clearer to read. Women with PCOS, irregular cycles, multiple surges, and those with hard-to-recognize surges can benefit from the increased exactness of these tests and easily defined results.

Instead of giving a positive or negative result, quantitative ovulation tests alone give a numerical LH level urine range from 2.5-65 mIU/mL. You can log the result manually or digitally scan and read results with the Premom app.

Did you know ?

Testing from noon to the early evening gives you the most accurate concentration for testing.
Test twice when the line starts getting darker.
How long the LH surge lasts can vary from woman to woman. Knowing your pattern is important.

WHY CHOOSE PREMOM QUANTITATIVE OVULATION TESTS?

Featuring new, advanced technology in ovulation fertility tests, the Premom Quantitative Ovulation Predictor Kit helps you easily track your real LH value without any guessing.

Premom Quantitative Ovulation tests give women a greater chance to monitor and predict their most fertile days; work well for the detection of irregular cycle lengths.

Premom is Now a Digital Reader; Simply upload test images and get an auto-result in seconds, if you prefer not to log the results manually.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q1: Could I test water or other liquids with ovulation tests?

No, don't test water or any other liquids besides fresh human urine for the test.

Q2. Do I need to compare the colors of the T line with the C line?

No, not for quantitative ovulation tests.

Q3. Can the test result be interpreted after 10 minutes?

It depends. The actual test result itself will be invalid after 10 minutes. However, if you upload the test result picture within 10 minutes to the Premom APP and save it, the results can be kept indefinitely and interpreted from the app any time.

Q4. Do alcohol or common medications affect the test?

No, but you should consult your physician if you are taking any medications.

Q5. Will the amount of liquids I drink affect the result?

Yes, it is suggested to limit your fluid intake for about two hours before collecting the urine. Heavy intake of fluids prior to testing will dilute the hormone in your urine.