Kit combinado de tiras para pruebas de ovulación y embarazo, 20+60
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How to Use LH Strips
Start testing a few days before your expected ovulation.
Collect your urine sample in a clean cup, then dip the test strip for 5 seconds.
Lay the strip flat and wait for 5-10 minutes to read the results.
A darker or equally dark test line next to the control line indicates a positive result, showing an LH surge and high fertility.
How to Use HCG Strips
For best results, use after a missed period or at least 10 days after ovulation.
Collect a urine sample and dip the test strip for 5 seconds.
Lay the strip flat and wait for 3-5 minutes for results.
One line indicates not pregnant, while two lines confirm pregnancy.
Advantages of Using Urine Cups
Convenient and easy to use, especially for patients who are able to provide a sample on their own.
Hygienic and designed to be sterile, reducing the risk of contamination and the spread of infection.
More accurate testing results, as urine cups are designed to collect a specific amount of urine.
Cost-effective compared to other methods of urine collection.
Non-invasive and less uncomfortable for patients compared to other methods such as catheterization.
Experience your path to parenthood with MomMed test strips.
FAQs
One cycle-tracking kit with LH ovulation strips and hCG pregnancy strips in 20 Pregnancy+60 Ovulation, 15 Pregnancy+40 Ovulation and 5 Pregnancy+15 Ovulation configurations.
The ovulation strips detect luteinizing hormone (LH), which rises before ovulation; the pregnancy strips detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which is produced after implantation.
Count cycle day 1 as the first day of full menstrual flow and begin according to your usual cycle length. Test at about the same time each day, avoid excessive fluids for roughly two hours beforehand and continue until the test line becomes as dark as or darker than the control line.
Collect urine in a clean, dry cup, dip only to the marked maximum line and lay the strip flat. Use the exact dip time and reading window printed in the enclosed instructions; reading too late can create misleading evaporation marks.
The LH result is positive only when the test line is as dark as or darker than the control line. Any lighter test line is negative, even though some LH is normally present throughout the cycle.
A control line must appear. No control line means the sample volume, technique or device performance was insufficient; discard that test and repeat with a new one.
Fertility medicines containing LH or hCG, polycystic ovary syndrome, perimenopause and some endocrine conditions can alter LH patterns. Discuss repeated surges or unclear results with a clinician.
Use the LH result alongside cycle dates and cervical-mucus changes rather than as a diagnosis. Seek medical advice if cycles are very irregular or no surge is detected across several cycles.

