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Ovulation Self-Test (5 Tests)
£4.25
Abingdon Simply Test – Ovulation is a test for predicting ovulation and female fertility by the detection of Luteinizing Hormone (LH), a hormone that triggers the release of an egg from the ovary.
- Predict when you are most likely to ovulate, increasing your chance of getting pregnant
- Guide included on when best to test
- Easy testing process
- Results in minutes
- Discreetly test at home
Pack Size: 5 Tests
Product Code: FG-FD51703
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Why Test?
Take control of family planning and predict when you may start ovulating and most likely to be fertile.
What is detected?
The test detects Luteinizing Hormone (LH) signalling that ovulation may occur with 24-36 hours.
Simple To Use
Each pack contains instructions on when and how to test, all in the convenience of your own home.
Quality
The test is CE marked, registered with the UK’s MHRA and has passed our 10-point check.
Abingdon Simply Test – Ovulation
Abingdon Simply Test – Ovulation detects Luteinizing Hormone (LH) in urine, signalling ovulation may occur with 24-36 hours. The sample process is very straightforward, and results are produced in 3 minutes at home. When trying for a baby this test can help guide you on when ovulation is likely to occur.
It only takes one sperm to fertilise an egg but in natural conception you need millions to be in with a chance. Sperm can survive in the body for up to 5 days. Therefore, having intercourse during the days leading up to ovulation or on high/peak fertility days improve your chances of getting pregnant.
We recommend using this test alongside our sperm count test to help provide you with as much insight into fertility.
All components are provided to use the test including a handy guide (see instructions in the box) on when best to test for LH. Clear instructions guide you through the testing process.
This ovulation home test is manufactured under internationally recognised quality management system, ISO 13485.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why test for Luteinizing Hormone (LH)?
Before ovulation starts the body produces Luteinizing Hormone or LH which then triggers the release of an egg from an ovary. Therefore, testing for LH removes some of the guesswork when trying to predict when is best to try for a baby.
When should I test?
Within the test’s instructions, there is a guide on when to test depending on the length of your menstrual cycle. Once the menstrual cycle is determined the guide will indicate when after the start of your period you should test your urine. 5 tests are provided so you can test over a few days.
Accuracy and Sensitivity
The test detect LH in urine at concentration of 40mlU/mL or higher. A clinical trial using 300 urine samples produced a sensitivity and specificity of >99.9% when compared with other similar commercially available products.
Interpreting Results
When a test (T) line appears alongside the control (C) line, this confirms the presence of Luteinizing Hormone in your urine. Ovulation may start within 24-36 hours. If a control (C) line only appears, LH is not present in your urine at a sufficient level. If your menstrual cycle calculations are correct and you continue get negative results, consult a doctor. Your doctor will also offer pregnancy and family planning advice.
Kit Contents
Items Provided
- 5 x Test Devices
- 1 x Instructions
Item Not Provided But Required
- Timer
- Sample container (if you would prefer not urinate directly on to the test)
Delivery Information
United Kingdom: Fast Delivery (1-2 days) and Standard Delivery (3-5 days).
Republic of Ireland and European Union: Standard Delivery (2 to 5 days).
Rest of the World: Standard Delivery (2 to 7 days)
Shipping notifications and applicable tracking details are provided once your order leaves our facility.
Orders taken after 3pm (UK Time) on Fridays or over the weekend will be shipped the following Monday. Our team does not work during UK public holidays. Orders will be shipped on the first working day after the public holiday.
Tests will only be shipped to countries or territories where the products are registered and approved for use. Any products not available in your country will not appear in the basket or at checkout.
About Ovulation and Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
To get pregnant, ovulation (the release of an egg from the ovary) must occur and be fertilized by a sperm within 24 hours after a fertile egg has been released. Immediately before ovulation the body produces Luteinizing Hormone which triggers the release of an egg. The process is known as the LH Surge. It is at this point when pregnancy is most likely to happen. The LH surge normally occurs in the middle of the menstrual cycle; however, it may not occur in all cycles.
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