Digital Basal Thermometer For Fertility Charting

Chart your fertility naturally with the Digital Basal Thermometer from Fairhaven Health. Designed specifically for fertility charting the Digital Basal Thermometer allows a woman to determine her body temperature or in fertility speak her BBT (basal body temperature).

This digital basal body temperature thermometer will detect in the two to three days post ovulation a subtle rise in your basal body temperature, this will enable you to chart and predict ovulation on a monthly basis and determine the most likely time (fertility window) in which to have intercourse if trying for a baby. The Fairhaven Digital Basal Thermometer provides temperature readings to 1/100th of a degree Fahrenheit – ideal for fertility charting. As this method of prediction depends of consistency and accuracy the thermometer also features charting functions, such as digital memory recall and a peak temperature indicator.

Key Features :

• Provides temperature readings to 1/100th of a degree Fahrenheit
• Digital memory recall
• Peak temperature indicator
• ideal for fertility charting

What is Basal Body Temperature?

Your basal body temperature (BBT) is the lowest body temperature recorded in a 24 hour period. To ensure an accurate reading, you need to take your temperature as you first wake in the morning (even before sitting up in bed). In order to do this successfully you need a specific basal thermometer which has sensitivity enough to measure the most minute changes in body temperature. When using the BBT method try to wake and take your reading at precisely the same time each morning.

Basal Body Temperature & Ovulation :

Prior to ovulation your basal body temperature will range between 97.2 to about 97.7 degrees Fahrenheit. However two to three days post ovulation, hormonal changes will cause a fluctuation of about 0.4 to 1.0 degree in your BBT which is maintained at that level until your next period. If you conceive your temperature will stay elevated throughout the pregnancy. Charting your BBT on a month to month basis you will be able to determine whether there is a pattern to your cycle, which will assist you in predicting ovulation the next time around. Basal body temperature (BBT) charting is a tried and true method for determining when during your menstrual cycle you will ovulate.

Our Customers Said...

"Very simple to use, I would recommend this product." - Natalie