Trying to conceive can be an exciting yet challenging time for many couples. Fortunately, there are at home tools available to help you understand your fertility better and increase your chances of success. This article explores two such products: Proov Predict and Confirm Kit and the Mosie Baby Kit.
Proov Predict and Confirm Kit
Proov Predict and Confirm Kit is an at-home fertility test designed to help you identify your most fertile days and confirm ovulation. By tracking LH (luteinizing hormone) and PdG (a progesterone metabolite) in your urine, the tests provide valuable insights into your fertility cycle.
Here's how Proov Predict and Confirm Kit can benefit you:
- Identify fertile days: The tests can pinpoint up to six fertile days in your cycle, allowing you to time intercourse strategically.
- Confirm Ovulation: Proov confirms successful ovulation, providing peace of mind and helping you adjust your timing if needed.
- Easy to use and 99% accurate: The tests are designed for convenient home use with clear instructions and reliable results.
Mosie Baby Kit
The Mosie Baby Kit is an FDA cleared at home insemination kit aimed at empowering people on their family-building journey. It’s an accessible option that is designed to make inseminating at home easy and comfortable.
Key features include:
- FDA-cleared: The first kit cleared by the FDA, ensuring its safety and efficacy.
- Trusted by thousands: Mosie Baby Kit has helped over 100,000 families on their TTC journey.
- Comprehensive kit: It includes everything you need for an at home insemination, along with supportive and easy to follow instructions.
- Patented syringe: A patented nub tip with a unique slit opening provides a deeper, wider spray.
To use Proov Predict and Confirm with the Mosie Baby Kit, follow these steps:
Step 1: Identify Peak Fertility Using ‘Proov Predict’
- You’ll start tracking your peak fertility with Predict tests about 18 days before your next expected period. We define “peak fertility” as the first positive LH test, not the “most positive” like some other brands. Once you get your first positive test, you can stop testing. Please refer to kit instructions for specific details.
- Remember, the first positive test, not the darkest line, signifies peak fertility.
Step 2: Confirm Ovulation Using ‘Proov Confirm’
- Begin by taking 1 Confirm test early in your cycle (please refer to kit instructions for specific details). This is called your baseline and it will be negative — but is still super important!
- You’ll save your other 4 tests to use during the key implantation window. The implantation window takes place days 7 through 10 after peak fertility, as indicated by an LH test, fertility tracking device, or cervical mucus.
Step 3: Home Insemination Using the ‘Mosie Baby Kit’
- Use the Mosie Baby Kit at the very first sign of ovulation, after confirming successful ovulation with Proov Confirm. This typically occurs about two to three days before actual ovulation.
- The Mosie Baby Kit provides two attempts for at-home insemination. If you’re able to do a second insemination, use your second syringe and collection up 18 to 36 hours after your first insemination.
- The Mosie Baby Kit provides easy instructions for ease of use.
Additional Tips for Your Fertility Journey
- Consult your doctor: Discuss your fertility goals and any concerns with your doctor. They can provide personalized guidance and recommendations.
- Maintain a healthy lifestyle: Eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, and getting enough sleep can significantly improve your overall health and fertility.
- Manage stress: Chronic stress can negatively impact fertility. Practice relaxation techniques like yoga or meditation to manage stress levels.
With the right tools, knowledge, and support, you can increase your chances of conceiving. The Proov Predict and Confirm Kit, along with the Mosie Baby Kit, can be valuable allies on your fertility journey.
Remember, this information is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor for personalized guidance.
