Simple, accurate health tests for the home and the workplace.
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Experience the reliability of NHS Professional Tests from the comfort of your home with our One Step Ultra Sensitive Ovulation Cassette Tests. Trusted by NHS Laboratories, these cassette tests offer unmatched sensitivity at 20mIU/mL, ensuring precise and rapid results. With accuracy exceeding 99%, you can rely on these tests to pinpoint your fertile window with confidence. Identical to those supplied to the NHS, our tests provide the same quality and reliability trusted by healthcare professionals. Take control of your fertility journey today with our ultra-sensitive ovulation cassette tests.
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The One Step Ultra Sensitive Ovulation Cassette Tests offer a reliable solution for women seeking to pinpoint their most fertile window with precision. These tests are crafted to detect even subtle changes in luteinizing hormone (LH) levels, allowing users to predict ovulation accurately. Trusted by NHS Laboratories, these tests uphold a standard of excellence, ensuring reliability and accuracy that surpasses 99%.
Designed for ease of use at home, these ovulation cassette tests provide fast results within minutes. With a sensitivity of 20mIU/mL, they offer exceptional accuracy, empowering women to track their ovulation cycle confidently. Identical to tests supplied to the NHS, these cassettes maintain the same quality and reliability as those trusted by medical professionals.
To use the One Step Ovulation Test, simply collect urine at a consistent time each day between 10 am and 8 pm. Avoid using first-morning urine samples, as LH levels may not be detectable until later in the day. By reducing liquid intake by approximately two hours before collecting urine, users can ensure a more concentrated sample, enhancing the test’s ability to detect the LH surge accurately. With these tests, women can navigate their fertility journey with clarity and confidence, making informed decisions about family planning.
Ovulation tests typically measure luteinizing hormone (LH) levels in urine, whereas pregnancy tests detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) levels. Both types of tests can be sensitive, but they are designed to detect different hormones at different concentrations. Generally, pregnancy tests require higher sensitivity to detect lower levels of hCG, which is typically present in smaller amounts early in pregnancy. Ovulation tests, on the other hand, detect the surge in LH levels that precedes ovulation, which tends to be higher and more concentrated. Therefore, while both types of tests are sensitive in their respective ways, they serve different purposes and cannot be directly compared in terms of sensitivity.
Get ready to use the ovulation test with these simple instructions. Following these steps ensures accurate results to help you predict ovulation and increase your chances of conception.
For full instructions on how to use these tests, please follow the guidance provided with the test.
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