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How MaybeMOM WorksSold worldwide since 1990 the original MaybeMOM™ Mini Ovulation Microscope is based on real science and backed by clinical studies conducted in Europe and the United States.
- When a woman ovulates, estrogen hormone levels in her system rise, which also causes the amount of salt in her saliva to increase.
- Placed on a microscope slide, crystallized salts in dried saliva produce a distinct “fern leaf” pattern if a woman has begun to ovulate.
- The phenomenon of ferning was first discovered in 1945 by Papanicolau, who observed microscopic crystal formations in cervical fluid.
- Subsequent researchers have studied the ferning of other body fluids, including saliva, and have validated the accuracy of the Fern Test in determining a woman’s time of ovulation.
Today, the Fern Test is conducted daily by millions of women worldwide who track their fertility cycle with the Mini Ovulation Microscope.
 Sold worldwide since 1990 the original MaybeMOM Mini Ovulation Microscope is based on real science and backed by clinical studies conducted in Europe and the United States.
When a woman ovulates, estrogen hormone levels in her system rise, which also causes the amount of salt in her saliva to increase.
Placed on a microscope slide, crystallized salts in dried saliva produce a distinct “fern leaf” pattern if a woman has begun to ovulate.
The phenomenon of ferning was first discovered in 1945 by Papanicolau, who observed microscopic crystal formations in cervical fluid. Subsequent researchers have studied the ferning of other body fluids, including saliva, and have validated the accuracy of the Fern Test in determining a woman’s time of ovulation.
Today, the Fern Test is conducted daily by millions of women worldwide who track their fertility cycle with the Mini Ovulation Microscope.
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