LADY-COMP cycle computer 1 piece
- LADY COMP is a modern medical device that is characterized by extraordinary accuracy in determining when ovulation occurs and fertile and infertile days. It perfectly replaces traditional forms of contraception.
Action:
The device has many functionalities that make it easier to control your cycle. After obtaining a temperature measurement after waking up, it allows you to determine when ovulation occurs, fertile and infertile days. Thanks to the fact that it has a built-in alarm clock, it prevents you from missing this moment.
The computer uses red signaling to indicate fertile days (a flashing red light indicates ovulation) and green - infertile days. The device also informs about the possibility of getting pregnant 15 days after ovulation using flashing colored lights. The same signaling on the 18th day after ovulation confirms this information.
The product also has so-called cycle statistics, which contain information such as: the number of all cycles remembered by the device, average cycle length, average temperature rise after ovulation, ovulation range, i.e. how systematically ovulation occurs, length of the luteal phase, anovulatory cycles. It is also possible to enter notes.
Software: LADY COMP
Power source: 2 rechargeable Micro AAA batteries (included), can also be used with 1.5V AAA batteries
Display: backlit, color
Weight: 52 g
Memory: covers measurements from 180 days
Temperature range: 34.50-41.00° C with an accuracy of 0.01 degrees Celsius
Automatic shutdown: yes (after 30 seconds of inactivity)
Dimensions: Oval shape - 7 x 10 cm, 2.5 cm high
The set includes:device, case, user manual, warranty card
Indications:
The device is intended to be used as part of natural contraception to determine when fertile and infertile days occur.
How to use:
Use externally. Measure your body temperature using the sensor tip every day after waking up. Place the tip in your mouth under your tongue in a lateral position. The measurement takes about 30-40 seconds (a sound signals the end of the measurement, and the result appears on the display). The time limit for measuring the temperature is set at 6 hours and includes 3 hours before and 3 hours after the temperature measurement of the previous day.