WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for May, 1997: Re: ovulation detection monitor

Re: ovulation detection monitor

From: Malcolm (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 12 May 1997 05:33:51 -0500 (CDT)

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At Sun, 11 May 1997, Sonja wrote: >
>Recently, on a TV medical show, I saw a new procuct for ovulation
>detection. It is a small monitor much like that used for home blood
>glucose testing, except that urine is placed on a test strip and
>inserted into the monitor. It was designed as a birth control product
>and approved by the Catholic church because it is not a barrier to
>conception. It simply shows a green light when it is safe to have sex
>and a red light during the time of ovulation. It is only available in
>the UK, according to the TV show and sells for about $100.
>
>My thoughts on this device are that it would be very useful to a woman
>who is trying to conceive. It seems much more accurate than the old
>temperature charts and mucous checking-such a grey area. I believe it
>also records and saves the information each day which could be helpfulin
>trying to determine cycles.
>
>I live in Australia, but am VERY interested in this product and would
>appreciate any info, including a manufacturer or supplier's name and
>address or phone. If anyone out there has heard of it, please let me
>know. I'll be passing through the UK in 2 months and really want to get
>my hands on one of these devices.
>
>Thank You,
>
>Sonja
>
>--
>Sonja
>

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