Venus Health Co.
Venus Ovulation Predictor Test Kit
Venus Ovulation Predictor Test Kit
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Why Choose Venus?
Venus Ovulation Test Strips are designed for clinical-grade accuracy in a simple at-home format. Whether you're actively trying to conceive or tracking ovulation for cycle awareness, our ovulation tests provide timely, reliable results — without the complexity of apps or devices.
🟣 Product Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| ✅ 99% Accurate | Detects ovulation with clinical precision |
| 🧪 Lab-Tested Sensitivity | Identifies your fertile window 24–36 hours before ovulation begins |
| 📋 No Prescription Needed | Easy to use at home, with clear, fast results in under 10 minutes |
| 🔄 Compatible with All Apps | Track results manually or log into your preferred fertility app |
| 🇦🇺 TGA-Compliant Facility | Manufactured under strict Australian health standards |
🟣 How It Works
👉 When to Start Testing
“Timing matters. Use our cycle-length-based chart to determine your exact testing start date — and never miss your ovulation again.”
🟣 How to do the Test
🟣 How to read Your Result
🟣 Best Practices for Accurate Results
🟣 Frequently Asked Questions
Sample Q&A:
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What if I never get a positive result?
Keep testing — your surge may be delayed this cycle. -
Can medications interfere?
Yes. Especially fertility drugs. -
Why didn’t I conceive after a positive result?
Fertilization depends on multiple factors — a positive test confirms ovulation timing but not implantation success.
FAQ
FAQ
🕓 When Should I Collect a Urine Sample?
You can use a urine sample at any time of day. However, testing with your first morning urine is often recommended, as it may provide the most reliable results due to higher hormone concentration.
⏱️ Can I Read the Result After 5 Minutes?
No — it's important to read the result at exactly 5 minutes.
While a positive result often remains stable, a negative result may change if read too late, potentially leading to a false reading. Always discard the test after reading to avoid confusion.
✅ What Does a Positive Result Mean?
A positive result means the test has detected the hormonal change associated with your most fertile window.
This indicates that ovulation may occur soon, and it may be a good time to try to conceive.
❌ What If My Result Is Negative?
A negative result means your fertile window has not yet begun.
Continue testing daily until you detect a positive result. Ovulation timing varies from person to person and cycle to cycle.
📅 When Should I Start Testing?
cycle length (from the first day of your period to the day before your next period starts).
If you’re unsure of your cycle length, start testing 11 days after your last period began — this is based on an average 28-day cycle.
🔬 How Does the Test Work?
This test detects a natural hormone shift in your body that typically occurs just before ovulation.
By tracking this shift, you can better understand when you’re likely to be fertile.
💊 Can Medication or Health Conditions Affect My Results?
Some fertility medications may affect the outcome of the test.
However, most common medicines, supplements, antibiotics, and contraceptives will not interfere with the result.
If your results seem unusual or inconsistent, it’s a good idea to consult your doctor.
🔁 My Results Are Inconsistent — What Should I Do?
Ovulation patterns can vary.
If you’re getting different results day to day, continue testing as directed. If you're unsure, we recommend tracking results over several cycles for the most insight.
🧪 The Test Looks Strange – Should I Be Concerned?
in the lines is normal and does not affect accuracy.
may occur depending on humidity or urine sample — this will not impact the result if the control line appears.
💡 Trying to Conceive?
To give yourself the best chance:
Regulatory information
Regulatory information
Our test kits have undergone regulatory compliance testing. It has the CE certification for a class II In Vitro diagnostic Kit.
Read more about CE Marking here:
https://www.trade.gov/ce-marking
Read about TGA mutual recognition agreement here:
https://www.tga.gov.au/medical-devices-reforms-mutual-recognition-agreements-mra
