The Basal Thermometer for Ovulation Monitoring - Lady

In this second volume, the author Julia Pietri speaks with benevolence and approaches puberty as a whole.
We discuss the notion of respect, consent, emotions, but the richness of the book is in the pictorial explanations of the anatomy of the vulva, the clitoris, the vagina or the penis.
This book, for boys and girls, will teach you more about periods, body hair, friendship and love!
Real wealth against received ideas, this guide advocates gender equality and addresses the freedom to be oneself and the notions of identity in order to grow in a happy atmosphere, full of benevolence.

Temperature can be measured orally, under the tongue, rectally, or vaginally. Choose the method that works for you and stick with it.
Measure your body temperature upon waking, before getting up, and if possible always at the same time. You should not have eaten before using the basal thermometer or done any physical activity.
After the measurement, the result must be transcribed onto the cyclogram (tracking sheets provided).

The day before ovulation is indicated by a slight drop in temperature of 0.1°C and a slight rise (0.2-0.5°C) 1 to 2 days after ovulation. The Lady thermometer will help you track this development thanks to its flexible tip and 4-digit display.

Properties of the Lady basal thermometer:
-Records the last measurement
-Audible signal indicating the end of the measurement
-Measuring time: approximately 1 minute
-Alarm to warn in case of fever
-LCD display with temperature reading to 1/100th of a degree (2 decimal places)
-Automatically turns off

To be used as a natural means of contraception or to maximize your chances of conceiving, this basal thermometer is your new daily partner for tracking your menstrual cycles and ovulation.

Basal thermometer comes with a carrying case, a pencil, tracking sheets and a LR4 flat battery (included)