Ovulation test strip

LH · 10 / 20 / 25 mIU/ml

How to test

To detect a rise in the hormone LH in urine. This rise can signal that ovulation is approaching.

Dip the strip10 secondsat least
Read your result3–10 minutes

Do not read after 10 minutes.

Ovulation test strip · Pinkline

Before you start

You need: the test, a clean, dry cup and a timer.

Check the expiry date and the foil pouch. Do not use an expired test or a test from a damaged or already opened pouch. The test and urine must be at room temperature (15–30 °C).

You can test at any time of day. Open the pouch when you are ready to begin. Use the test as soon as possible, within 1 hour of opening.

When should you start ovulation testing?

Day 1 is the first day of your period. Your cycle length runs from that day to the day before your next period.

Example: for a 28-day cycle, start on cycle day 11. Take one test each day for 5 days, or until you detect an LH surge.

Find the starting day for your cycle
Cycle length in days First test on cycle day
21 6
22 6
23 7
24 7
25 8
26 9
27 10
28 11
29 12
30 13
31 14
32 15
33 16
34 17
35 18
36 19
37 20
38 21

For cycles shorter than 21 or longer than 38 days, speak to a doctor before testing. If you do not know your cycle length, the leaflet gives day 11 as a starting point; the actual timing of ovulation may differ.

How to test

  1. Get ready

    Get ready: Collect urine in a clean, dry cup. Open the pouch and take out the strip.

    Collect urine in a clean, dry cup. Open the pouch and take out the strip.

  2. Apply urine

    Apply urine: Hold the strip upright in the urine, with the arrows pointing down. Dip for at least 10 seconds. Keep the urine level at or below the MAX line.

    Hold the strip upright in the urine, with the arrows pointing down. Dip for at least 10 seconds. Keep the urine level at or below the MAX line.

  3. Lay flat

    Lay flat: Remove the strip. Lay it flat on a clean, dry surface that does not absorb liquid. Start your timer.

    Remove the strip. Lay it flat on a clean, dry surface that does not absorb liquid. Start your timer.

  4. Read your result

    Read your result: Read your result after 3–10 minutes. Do not interpret the result after 10 minutes.

    Read your result after 3–10 minutes. Do not interpret the result after 10 minutes.

Read your result

C = control line · T = test line

Check C first: without a control line, the test is invalid.

Positive

Positive: T = C
Positive: T > C

T is as dark as or darker than C. An LH surge has been detected.

Ovulation is likely in the next 24–48 hours. The test does not confirm that ovulation actually happens.

Negative

Negative: C
Negative: T < C

Only C is visible, or T is lighter than C. No LH surge has been detected.

Test again the next day according to your testing schedule.

Invalid

Invalid: —
Invalid: T

C is missing, whether or not T is visible. You cannot use this result.

Repeat with a new test. If C is missing again, stop using the tests and contact Pinkline with the lot number (LOT).

Photorealistic illustrations based on our product photos. Results are examples. Check C, T and the reading time.

Two lines alone do not mean a positive ovulation result.

More important information

What the test cannot tell you

Do not use this test as contraception. It does not measure an exact LH level or confirm ovulation. Use human urine only. Incorrect use can give false results.

Storage and disposal

Store at 4–30 °C, away from sunlight, moisture and heat. Follow the expiry date on the packaging. Use once only. Dispose of used tests with household waste in line with local rules.

About the package leaflet

This simple guide supports the leaflet supplied with your test. Also follow the information on your packaging.

Manufacturer’s instructions: IFU-LH-UST-02 · A/5 · 17.10.2024.

ANHUI DEEPBLUE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. · sales@dbluemedical.com

Report any serious incident involving the test to the manufacturer and the relevant authority.

Questions about using your test?

Pinkline can help with product questions. For questions about a possible pregnancy or your health, speak to a healthcare professional.

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