Fertility scope helps women to track their
days of ovulation. The image of fern like
structure of salt crystals in specimen of
a dried saliva sample starts appearing 3-4
days before ovulation, becomes prominent on
the day of ovulation and starts disappearing
thereafter.
Fertility
scope if used correctly and continuously over
a period of 60 days can help women to pinpoint
her day of ovulation even when she has irregular
cycles.
Typically
a male sperm has a life of 4-5 days on an
average and a women’s unfertilized egg
lasts for approximately 24 hours. Therefore
the timing of intercourse is important for
successful conception. Since the male sperm
survives for 4-5 days and the life of unfertilized
egg is only 24 hours the window of best chance
of conception is 4 days before and the day
of ovulation.