LH Midstream Ovulation Rapid Test

ATR017
Antonmed LH Midstream Ovulation Test is a rapid urine test designed to detect the luteinizing hormone (LH) surge associated with ovulation. The convenient midstream format allows users to perform the test directly in the urine stream, providing a simple and practical way to monitor the fertile window.
Delivery: 
FOB, FCA, DDP
minimum order: 
200 pieces
Supply Ability: 
20000pieces / Month
Country of Origin: 
China
Stock Time: 
7Day
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Introduction
Antonmed LH Midstream Ovulation Test is a rapid urine test designed to detect the luteinizing hormone (LH) surge associated with ovulation. The convenient midstream format allows users to perform the test directly in the urine stream, providing a simple and practical way to monitor the fertile window.
Designed for self-testing and everyday fertility tracking, the LH Midstream Test combines a user-friendly test format with lateral flow immunoassay technology, making it suitable for reproductive health brands, distributors, pharmacies, and healthcare product suppliers.
 
Features
Midstream Design – Designed for direct urine-stream testing without requiring a separate urine container.
Rapid Testing – Obtain an easy-to-read result within the specified test time.
LH Surge Detection – Qualitatively detects luteinizing hormone in urine to help identify the LH surge.
Simple Operation – Easy-to-handle test stick designed for convenient home use.
Clear Result Window – Control and test lines provide straightforward result interpretation.
Individual Packaging – Individually packaged tests help maintain product hygiene and support convenient storage and distribution.
OEM & ODM Available – Custom branding, packaging, labeling and product configurations can be discussed for qualified partners.
 
The test is based on an immunochromatographic lateral flow assay.
When urine is applied to the absorbent tip, the sample migrates through the test membrane. If LH is present at or above the product's specified detection level, it reacts with the corresponding antibodies and produces a visible test line.
The control line serves as an internal procedural control, indicating that the test has functioned correctly.