Ovulation Calendar

Using an ovulation calendar is a tried and true method for charting a woman's fertility. In fact, these calendars have been used by fertility specialists for years. However, there's a lot of work that goes into the charting and predicting process, so if you prefer something less demanding, OvaCue is the answer.

Let OvaCue Do the Work for You
OvaCue is a fertility monitor and ovulation calendar rolled into one. Most women who use a fertility calendar have to do all the calculations themselves. They measure their LH levels or take their basal body temperature, then enter this information into the calendar. At the end of a cycle or two, it's then up to them to determine when ovulation is taking place and figure out which days are most fertile.

It's easy to understand, then, how many women give up or turn to a specialist for help. Enter into the equation a change in the menstrual cycle, and the whole calendar is thrown completely out of whack. Luckily, OvaCue is prepared for that kind of situation.

OvaCue is not unlike a small computer. Once the daily saliva reading has been done, the OvaCue calculates the following information: the current day's fertility status (between one and seven bars), the current cycle day, maximum fertility days for the current cycle, ovulation status, and the beginning and end of the fertile period. So there's no need to bother with a separate ovulation calendar: the OvaCue is a calendar, and a smart one at that.