Using The Market Leading Ovulation Test Kit (without strips)
November 12, 2025
- All it takes is just a drop of saliva
The female fertility cycle is truly one of nature’s most fascinating and intricate processes. The human body, in all its complexity, orchestrates an incredible ballet each month to prepare for the creation of new life. Conception-the moment an embryo forms from the union of sperm and ovum-is the culmination of this perfectly coordinated system, something many couples aspire to experience.
If you are a woman hoping to conceive, or a man wishing to support the woman you love on her journey to motherhood, this conversation is especially for you. Understanding how your fertility cycle works and knowing the optimal timing for procreation can significantly improve your chances of conceiving.
At the center of the fertility process lies the menstrual cycle, typically lasting around 28 days though varying from woman to woman. It can be broken into phases, but what’s most important to know is the timing of ovulation-the release of an egg (ovum) from the ovary.
Ovulation is the event that makes conception possible-when the mature egg is liberated and travels down the fallopian tube, where it may encounter sperm for fertilization. However, this egg doesn’t remain viable forever. It is generally fertile for about 12 to 24 hours after ovulation.
But wait-the fertile window extends beyond just the day of ovulation itself! This is because sperm can survive inside the female reproductive tract for up to five days under optimal conditions, waiting patiently for the egg. Thus, conception actually can occur during a period of about five days leading up to-and including-ovulation.
Natural Family Planning (NFP) is a method many couples use to understand and track fertility signs, allowing them to time intercourse according to this all important fertility window. The goal is to either achieve or avoid pregnancy naturally through awareness of your natural biological signals.
The key to NFP and maximizing conception chances lies in identifying the five fertile days during the menstrual cycle:
The Five Days Before Ovulation: Because sperm can survive for several days, intercourse on these days can still lead to fertilization when the egg is released.
Ovulation Day: The day the egg is released remains the prime fertile day, offering the highest chance for conception.
To optimize your chances of conceiving, planning intercourse during this fertile window is critical. Tracking methods can include calendar calculation, basal body temperature monitoring, cervical mucus observation, and more sophisticated tools such as saliva ovulation testing.
Among the technological innovations to assist couples in identifying fertile days, KNOWHEN’s Advanced Saliva Ovulation Testing kit stands out for its accuracy and ease of use.
The Advanced Saliva Ovulation Testing Kit analyzes changes in oestrogen levels that affect saliva composition during the menstrual cycle. Around ovulation, women experience a surge in oestrogen that results in crystallization patterns in saliva, often described as fern-like formations under a microscope, signalling peak fertility.
Detecting these changes in saliva gives real-time, physiological confirmation of the onset of the fertile window-more specifically, the imminent ovulation. This helps women pinpoint the best days to try conceiving with greater accuracy than many traditional methods.
KNOWHEN’s Advanced Saliva Ovulation Testing Kit involves:
Collecting saliva samples every day and examining them using a small microscope provided in the kit.
Looking for the appearance of distinct ferning patterns (fern leafs), which indicate rising oestrogen and that ovulation is near.
Understanding that this visual cue allows couples to know exactly when the fertile window has opened and make informed decisions on timing intercourse.
Knowing that this approach to fertility awareness is really convenient (can be done the privacy of your own home), non-invasive, and cost-effective.
By combining the biological signals your body naturally displays with this tool, you enhance your ability to conceive while minimizing guesswork.
By also doing it with your partner, it builds a level of intimacy only possible by sharing very private and personal moments together, increasing the inherent level of love such a moment brings.
If you’re ready to take control of your fertility journey, KNOWHEN’s Advanced Saliva Ovulation Testing Kit is available for purchase. For more information and to order your ovulation predictor kit today.
Q1: Can women with irregular cycles use saliva ovulation testing effectively?
A1: Yes. Saliva ovulation testing tracks biological estrogen changes directly linked to ovulation and is not reliant on calendar-based predictions, making it highly effective for women with irregular cycles.
Q2: How soon after ovulation detection should we try to conceive?
A2: The best time to conceive is during the fertile window – the days leading up to and including ovulation. Once the saliva test shows ferning patterns, intercourse over the next 24-48 hours is optimal.
Q3: Is the saliva ovulation test safe and easy to use?
A3: Absolutely. The test involves daily saliva sample checks and microscopic observation-safe, non-invasive, and easy enough to perform at home without special training.
Q4: Can men play a role in using the salivary ovulation test?
A4: Yes! Men who support their partners by understanding and participating in fertility tracking can enhance the journey to conception by helping schedule intercourse and reducing stress.
Understanding and respecting the natural rhythms of fertility empower couples on their path to parenthood. With knowledge and tools like KNOWHEN’s Advanced Saliva Ovulation Testing Kit, you have the means to maximize your chances of conceiving, making the incredible journey of life even more magical. Carrying out the test with your partner and sharing the results can increase the level of intimacy, trust, loyalty and love between you both.
The KNOWHEN® Ovulation Test tracks your ovulation using only a drop of your saliva. It identifies your five (5) most fertile days and the best days in your ovulation cycle if you’re trying to conceive.