LH Ovulation Test Strip
The Antonmed LH Ovulation Test Cassette detects LH in urine through a rapid chromatographic immunoassay. When the LH concentration reaches the product's specified cut-off level, a visible test line can develop in the test region.
Luteinizing hormone, commonly known as LH, is naturally present in the body throughout the menstrual cycle. A significant increase in LH, known as the LH surge, occurs before ovulation and is commonly used as a marker for identifying the fertile period.
The Antonmed LH Ovulation Test Cassette detects LH in urine through a rapid chromatographic immunoassay. When the LH concentration reaches the product's specified cut-off level, a visible test line can develop in the test region.
The test is intended to help users identify an LH surge and estimate when ovulation may be approaching. It is important to note that detection of an LH surge does not by itself confirm that ovulation has occurred.
Different LH ovulation tests may use different detection thresholds depending on the product design and intended market. Publicly available LH cassette products, for example, include specifications around 25–40 mIU/mL.
For Antonmed's product page, the actual cut-off should be taken directly from the validated product documentation rather than using a generic industry value.
The cassette format provides a structured testing experience compared with a bare test strip.
The urine sample is added to a designated sample well, while the result is displayed in a separate viewing window. This makes the device easy to package, label and present as a complete consumer or professional diagnostic product.
The cassette format is commonly available in different pack sizes and can be incorporated into both retail fertility testing products and professional diagnostic portfolios.
