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Monitors, Basal Temp, Supplements

Discover fertility monitors that can pinpoint ovulation and your fertile days, and basal body temperature thermometers for charting your fertility daily.

Fertility Monitors

Fertility monitors generally provide a larger window of fertile opportunity for conception during each monthly cycle.

The ClearBlue Fertility Monitor, for example, detects two hormones, estrogen and Luteinizing Hormone (LH), and is designed to identify all of the fertile days of your cycle, thereby maximizing your chances of getting pregnant.

Clearblue Fertility Monitor at Amazon.com

Clearblue Fertility Monitor 30 Test Sticks at Amazon.com

Inito Fertility Monitor & Hormone Tracker at Amazon

kegg Fertility Tracker with 12-Month Pregnancy Warranty at Amazon

Basal Body Thermometers

Basal body temperature (BBT) is a retrospective marker: your temp rise can confirm ovulation. Basal Thermometers range from simple, yet precise, digital thermometers to those with app connect:

iProven Digital Basal Thermometer at Amazon

iProven Basal Body Thermometer with Jumbo LCD at Amazon

Keep in mind that BBT does not provide advance notice of ovulation like a fertility monitor or ovulation predictor kit (OPK), or cervical fluid (CF) observation where the consistency changes to Egg White Cervical Mucus (EWCM) as ovulation approaches.

By confirming your ovulation date via your BBT, you can more accurately:

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