FAQ

PGD test strips are designed to detect the peak level of progesterone glucuronide, a metabolite of progesterone, which rises during ovulation. This helps determine the most fertile days in your cycle for effective conception planning.

When you apply a sample to the test strip, it measures the level of PGD in your system. Since PGD peaks only once per ovulation cycle, the test will let you know when this peak occurs, indicating your most fertile days.

To get the most accurate results, use the test strip during your ovulation window. The best time to begin testing is a few days before you expect to ovulate, continuing until you detect the PGD peak.

Once you apply first morning midstream urine sample to the test strip, it will indicate whether your PGD level has reached its peak. 2 lines on the strip indicate the presence of PGD, and so the peak. This peak signals that you are in your most fertile phase, which is the optimal time for conception.

PGD test strips provide a direct measurement of your body's hormonal changes, offering a more precise indication of ovulation compared to other methods like basal body temperature or cervical mucus tracking. This makes it easier to pinpoint your most fertile days.

Yes, PGD test strips are user-friendly and come with simple instructions. You just need a few drops of urine sample and with the help of a dropper add it into the sample port of the strip, and within minutes, you'll know whether you're in your peak fertility phase.