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Predicting Ovulation Using Saliva
A Review of the Ovulite Fertility Test
By Lyn Mettler
First, Ovulite is clear you need to use it first thing in the morning. This is crucial, I found. The Donna says to wait a few hours after eating, but I tried that and it didn't work for me. In fact, I had already discovered that using it right after I woke up was the best viewing time.
For some reason, the Ovulite is also easier to view. I had a hard time with The Donna. Sometimes I just could not get it to focus and could not tell what I was looking at. With the Ovulite it's very clear when you have a ferning pattern and not as much focusing is needed.
The Ovulite saliva test is great to give you an indication of when you're ovulating if you're strict about using it every morning. And it's much cheaper (Ovulite costs about $60) in the long run than buying LH urine test kits month after month. You can use Ovulite indefinitely according to the manufacturers (that is assuming you don't break it).
But to be honest, I never felt like I completely trusted it, as I was never sure I had enough on the slide, there were no air bubbles, that my drink of water hadn't affected it, etc. Somehow, when that line turns blue on the LH kit, I'm just pretty darn sure.
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