• Take out and unwrap the test stick. The test stick will click into place and you’ll see an indicator that says “Test Ready” when it is time to perform the test.  You’ll need to take the test stick and hold it in your urinary stream for about 5 to 7 seconds.
• If you feel uncomfortable peeing directly on the stick, you can collect the urine in a clean container and place the absorbent part of the test stick into the collected urine for 15 seconds before taking it out. Discard the urine after you have immersed the stick into the urine sample.
• You need to keep the absorbent part of the test stick facing downward or lay the test stick on a flat surface. After 20-40 seconds have passed, you’ll see a flashing of the “Test Ready” symbol that indicates the test is working. Don’t eject the test stick and instead, you need to put the cap back on the absorbent part of the stick and wipe off any urine that is remaining on the stick.
• Wait for about three minutes, during which time the urine will pass into the testing chamber and the level of LH will be determined. If, after three minutes, you see nothing in the indicator window, it means that you aren’t having an LH surge.  You need to use a new test stick the next day at the same time of the day you took the test today.
• If instead you see a smiley face in the test window, it means the test kit has determined your LH levels are high enough to be detected and you are having your LH surge.  As mentioned, once you see the smiley face, you can stop testing and plan on having sex at least once after the test becomes positive.

The test kit consists of several test sticks to be used once a day until you detect your LH surge.  

Don’t try to use more than one test strip per day as this can be confusing and won’t help you determine your LH surge any better than just testing once per day at the same time every day.

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