TTC Combo Kit- 5 Ovulation,2 Pregnancy Strips+ 1 Softcup

Wondfo Ovulation and Pregnancy Test Strips

·         Highly Sensitive - Levels of hCG as low as 25 mIU/ml can be detected within 3 to 5 minutes.

·         Easy to Use Design - Each test is sealed in individual pouch. It can be carried anywhere with privacy protection.

·         Quick and Reliable Result: Dip the test in urine for 5-10 seconds and read the result in 3-5 minutes (Double lines for pregnant and single line for not pregnant).

·         For women trying to conceive or prepare for pregnancy. Ovulation tests help predicting the most fertile days, even if cycle lengths are variable

Instead Softcup

Can a SoftCup really help you get pregnant?

• When you've decided it's time to make a baby, you and your partner may be open to trying a variety of strategies, whether they're from medical literature or old wives' tales. Sure, you've probably heard about putting your legs up in the air or maybe even eating the right foods when you're trying to get pregnant, but one of the trendiest TTC tricks right now may very well be using a menstrual cup, or more specifically, the SoftCup.
• Having sex and having your partner 'pull out' to deposit sperm into a menstrual cup is one method," Dr. Ross says. "Others have penile-vaginal sex and immediately insert a menstrual cup into the vagina to ensure the sperm stays in place, close to the entrance of the uterus." Couples who are using artificial insemination can also use the method, Dr. Ross notes. 
• The device could definitely support your efforts to conceive, according to Dr. Ross. "In every ejaculate, there are millions of sperm swimming around," she notes. "A menstrual cup full of sperm allows the sperm to only move in only one direction and that is towards the egg. The cervical mucus associated with ovulation helps the sperm swim up through the cervix and uterus ultimately making its way into the fallopian tube where the egg is fertilized. It only takes one sperm to penetrate the egg to allow fertilization to occur. Once the egg is fertilized, cells continue to divide creating an embryo which eventually travels into the uterus where implantation occurs."
• Dr. Ross also points out that keeping sperm close to the cervix and entrance of the uterus for an extended period of time could raise your chances of conception.
• "Healthy sperm lives for three days," Dr. Ross explains. "The longer the sperm hangs out at the cervix and the entrance to the uterus, the better chance it has at swimming up into the fallopian tube to fertilize the egg. Since there are no real guidelines to using a menstrual cup to help keep in sperm at the cervix, I would suggest leaving the cup in place as long as you safely can." She advises following the general guidelines for menstrual cup wear, which is no more than 12 hours.