DT-12A DIGITAL BASAL BBT CENTIGRADE PREDICT OVULATION IN SOUTH AFRICA

Description: DT-12A  Digital Basal BBT Centigrade Predict Ovulation Thermometer Highly Senstive   Features: High accuracy and fast response. Waterproof, break-resistant and child-safe probe. Low battery indication. Light and easy to carry. Memory, automatic shut-off function. The digital thermometer can only read as ?? it can not be changed to ??   Specification: Display range: 32.00~43.00??br />Min. Scale: 0.01 ??br />Accuracy: ± 0.05 ??br />Measurement time (reference only, it differs from people to people): A) 60± 10 seconds (oral) B) 100± 20 seconds (underarm) Battery: 1.5V button battery (LR/SR-41) LCD: 20 x 7 mm Size: 129 x 22 x 14mm Measure Basal Body Temperature Basal temperature is the temperature of a specific body part right after waking up. Start measuring BBT during the first day of your monthly menstrual cycle. The equipment needed for the procedure is basic. You will also need a chart showing temperature during each day of your cycle. Measuring BBT BBT must be measured directly after you wake up. To get precise readings, you need to measure basal body temperature at the same hour each day. Get started during the first day of your cycle, that is the first day during which you get a menstrual bleeding. Measure your temperature in the morning and record the number in your BBT chart. The typical pre-ovulation BBT will vary between 36.1 and 36.8 degrees Celsius, though these figures can be strictly individual. The important thing is to notice a change during one day of your menstrual cycle. This high temperature should remain unchanged for at least three days – your ovulation period. A rule of thumb is that temperature after ovulation will remain above 36.5 degrees Celsius.   Package includeds: 1 x Digital Ovulation Thermometer 1 x English User Manual   Details pictures: