Is it work for LH? or is only for RH
1478523
My daughter is LH, and she's the one we bought it for, works great for her.
1478524
I am personally left handed, it works great for me, and a friend of mine has used it, he is right handed. So you should have no problem with it.
1478525
I'm not left-handed so I haven't tried it that way, but I cant see any reason it would work exactly the same on the other hand.
2246351
I'm pretty sure thats not it's purpose but I have always had long hair so I can't tell you if it helped w/ that or not. It's suppose to bring back Your natural hormones during pre or during menopause. It can help w/ many issues and I have noticed it working w/ my body to help issues not listed. These are the listed self - Evaluations questions from Never to Constantly: Headaches, increased heart rate, sweat more often, mood swings, cry more often, Hot flashes, vaginal dryness, burning, and or itchiness. I needed it for Hot flashes. Sorry if I wasn't any help. &#9825;
2178609
No, it's an estrogen stimulant thing, targets only areas that need estrogen such as breast and booty. it's a copy cat hormone so will just balance hormones
327335
I just called the company. The blue handled HCG are not real Wondfo tests. The company only makes pink-handled tests.
323666
It should work for mostly all hair types, make or female. This isn't a gender based product. Its the ingredients that will make it work and it definitely has my hair growing in places I thought wouldn't grow back...
647785
I know what you mean -- they give you two "size" options -- either RH/LH, or Youth, with Youth costing more. Doesn't make sense to me either.
1779038
No, the engraving is for RH, but will work in a LH driver but the up will be flat and vice versa. For further inquires please contact 1-800-942-5872 (Hireko Technical Support).
2203333
Yes. The lock set can be set for either RH or LH install. I changed mine to RH.
955281
Dear CK C.,Thank you for your inquiry. It is best to use a fresh sample collected using a clean, dry, sterile cup. If using a frozen sample or sample that is within room temperature, the urine should be at 90 degrees Fahrenheit or higher for testing. Also, morning samples or waiting 2-4 hours between bathroom break will assure a more saturated sample of LH hormone in the sample for testing Peak ovulation times. Please contact us if you have further information or inquiries.Best Regards,Easy@Home Customer Service855.822.6999 M-F 9am-5pm CST
1238276
I wish I could tell you this was a cure but I can't. I think it is working a little. I get a few less hot flashes but I haven't kept an accurate log so I don't know for sure. It seemed to work better on my first bottle. Good luck to you.
15791
You are looking for your LH surge so you can test anytime. Urine is most concentrated in the morning, when you first wake up, but testing later is not a problem.
899511
It can be used for preventing pregnancy if used properly. I am looking into hormone free contraception and am considering this as well. Here's a great link on how to use it for preventing pregnancy. http://nfp.marquette.edu/pdf/nfp_user_manual.pdf
1216410
I never really knew it was doing anything until I realized I ovulated way later in the month than I normally do. One thing I did notice about two weeks in was an increase in moodiness that lasted with me my whole cycle. When I got off of it I am back to normal. So it does mess with your hormones.
1269392
No. I believe there is a new version of Estroven especially designed for that (seems like i saw an ad on TV or in a magazine....cut me some slack, i'm old and going thru menopause!!). This is not that version.
386519
It is possible that you will have a light pink test line throughout much of the month as a low level of LH is usually there. After you get that dark line indicating the LH surge right before ovulation, it will lighten up again and eventually go away before your cycle is set to begin again
1629992
You cannot make this work with any prn medications. This device only works with daily medications at set times.
1057748
Well if you view Dr. John Lees research, the advice is different for peri vs meno and those with vs without vaginal atrophy that doesn't respond to progesterone. Minus the last point of non responsive atrophy, Dr. John Lee always recommends progesterone by itself, and never the other way around. Why? Because to use this by itself is setting yourself up for estrogen dominance. You really don't want to do that. Refer to his book. Most libraries have it. "What your doctor may not tell you about menopause"