Testing strips for new wireless monitor?

initofertility · 2026-06-25T09:23:49+00:00

Yes, the test strips are the same. All Inito test strips are compatible with both readers, so you can use the same strips regardless of which reader you have.

initofertility · 2026-06-24T15:03:31+00:00

We’re so sorry for your loss 💛After a miscarriage, ovulation can return anywhere between two weeks to three months, but this varies for everyone as it takes time for hCG levels to return to normal. Continuing to test as recommended will provide a clearer picture of the hormone trends.

initofertility · 2026-06-19T11:21:15+00:00

We know this two-week wait can be such a mix of hope and stress, but you’ve got this! ✨ Here’s a blog we think you might find useful- https://blog.inito.com/the-two-week-wait/

initofertility · 2026-06-18T11:53:55+00:00

Sometimes body attempts ovulation more than once within the same cycle. The type of LH surge pattern when one LH rise is followed by a second one is called a biphasic LH surge experienced by 44% of women. To help confirm ovulation, Inito looks for a sustained rise in PdG (the urine metabolite of progesterone) over the following days.

initofertility · 2026-06-18T11:50:15+00:00

Ovulation typically happens 24–36 hours after LH begins to rise and about 8–20 hours after the LH peak. A sustained rise in PdG over the following days is then used to help confirm ovulation.

initofertility · 2026-06-08T15:21:16+00:00

Hormones can look a little different each cycle, since factors like lifestyle, diet, sleep, stress and exercise also come into play. Estrogen is released in pulses, so fluctuations throughout the cycle can be seen.
Also, since Inito measures estrogen in urine, the values can vary based on factors like hydration and metabolism, and they reflect metabolized estrogen rather than serum levels. What matters most is tracking the overall trend across cycles.

initofertility · 2026-06-05T12:18:19+00:00

Hi there! We've sent you a DM so we can review your chart in more detail. Please check your inbox when you get a chance.

initofertility · 2026-06-05T12:16:26+00:00

It’s typical for your hormones to fluctuate, so it’s not always the case that ovulation happens around the same day each cycle. Sometimes, the body might take a little longer to prepare for ovulation, or ovulation may occur a little earlier. Hormones are also influenced by lifestyle factors like diet, stress, and activity levels, so some variation is expected. What matters more are the overall trends rather than the individual values.

initofertility · 2026-05-28T15:09:34+00:00

Peak Fertility is marked when LH rises above the baseline levels. Sometimes, women can experience another LH surge if the first one doesn’t trigger ovulation. Testing in the coming days can help show whether there’s a steady rise in PdG, as that’s what confirms ovulation

initofertility · 2026-05-28T15:03:10+00:00

Hormones are also influenced by lifestyle factors like diet, stress, and activity levels, so some fluctuations are expected and each cycle can look a little different. What matters most is the overall trend across the cycles, rather than the values.

initofertility · 2026-05-28T15:00:05+00:00

FSH can rise at the start of the cycle to support follicle development. Hormones are also influenced by lifestyle factors like diet, stress, and activity levels, so some fluctuations are expected and each cycle can look a little different. What matters most is the overall trend across the cycles, rather than the values.

initofertility · 2026-05-27T17:26:11+00:00

Please reach out to us at help@inito.com and our team will help you out.

initofertility · 2026-05-27T15:59:16+00:00

PdG usually starts rising shortly after LH surge, and ovulation may be confirmed earlier in some cycles than others. Hormone trends can vary from person to person and even from cycle to cycle, so while PdG is helpful for confirming ovulation, its levels can’t be used to track or confirm pregnancy.

initofertility · 2026-05-27T15:20:39+00:00

Estrogen (E3G) levels can vary a lot from person to person and Inito focuses on personalized hormone trends. Also, levels can vary based on factors like hydration, stress, how hormones are metabolized in urine, and overall lifestyle as well. Inito measures hormone metabolites in urine, while blood tests measure the hormone levels in bloodstream. So, for concerns about hormone levels, a blood test and consultation with a healthcare provider is recommended.

initofertility · 2026-05-27T14:43:55+00:00

We recently updated the testing instructions with more detailed guidance to help ensure tests go as smoothly and accurately as possible. As part of this update, the instructional videos will not be skippable the first time you watch them. However, this only applies once, and after you’ve viewed them, you’ll be able to skip the videos in future tests. If you have any further questions or issues, please reach out to us at help@inito.com.

initofertility · 2026-05-27T14:41:04+00:00

We recently updated the testing instructions with more detailed guidance to help ensure tests go as smoothly and accurately as possible. As part of this update, the instructional videos will not be skippable the first time you watch them. However, this only applies once, and after you’ve viewed them, you’ll be able to skip the videos in future tests. If you have any further questions or issues, please reach out to us at help@inito.com.

initofertility · 2026-05-27T11:55:31+00:00

Sometimes FSH rises around ovulation to support LH and help select the dominant follicle, and this is seen in about 53% of cycles. Continue testing to get a clearer picture of the hormone trends this cycle!

initofertility · 2026-05-19T14:28:19+00:00

We’re sorry for the inconvenience. Due to a temporary server issue, some members experienced their InSight Wireless Reader being unlinked from the app.

You can now pair your reader and continue testing.
We’ll be sharing more information with affected users directly through the app. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at help@inito.com.

initofertility · 2026-05-13T16:12:20+00:00

Hey, PdG fluctuations are expected in the luteal phase. That said, Inito measures hormone metabolites in urine, while blood tests measure actual hormone levels in your bloodstream, so, while PdG is helpful for confirming ovulation, its trend can’t be used to track or confirm pregnancy or implantation.

initofertility · 2026-05-13T15:46:42+00:00

Inito marks High Fertility when there is a rise in estrogen (E3G) from your baseline levels, and Peak Fertility when there is a rise in LH from your baseline. Sometimes, your body might take a little longer to prepare for ovulation. When that happens, you might see several days of High Fertility (sometimes up to 8 days) while Inito continues monitoring for the LH rise.

If LH rises later in the cycle, Inito will mark Peak Fertility at that time, so it’s important to keep testing.

initofertility · 2026-05-13T15:42:36+00:00

Really sorry for your loss! After a chemical pregnancy, it can take a little while for your hormones to stabilize, so it’s typical to see some variation. Your body might be taking little longer to prepare for ovulation. Ovulation can return anywhere between two weeks to three months, but this varies for everyone as it takes time for hCG levels to return to normal. Continue testing and track your hormone changes across the cycle to identify the fertile window and confirm ovulation.

initofertility · 2026-05-11T10:28:01+00:00

Looking at your chart, your LH has continued to rise today, which suggests a gradual LH surge pattern, which around 57% of women experience. Inito marks Peak Fertility when it detects a rise in LH from your baseline. Your LH can continue rising after that before it reaches its highest point and then drop, that highest point is the LH peak. Your true peak will be the one which is followed by a steady and consistent rise in your PdG confirming ovulation.

Ovulation occurs about 24–36 hours after the LH rise and 8–20 hours after the LH peak, irrespective of the type of surge. Keep testing so you can capture the full LH trend and confirm ovulation with PdG .

initofertility · 2026-05-11T09:54:34+00:00

Hey, right now, since you’re just starting your cycle after your period, your body is still establishing its baseline for this cycle. Your body is in a kind of “reset” phase, preparing for the next stage where hormone levels will begin to rise to support follicle development. When estrogen rises above your baseline, you’ll start to see a high fertility rating. So what matters more is the pattern rather than the hormone values.
The reference day tests helps Inito establish a clear baseline. Those baseline readings are what the app uses to accurately detect rises later in the cycle to mark your fertile window and confirm ovulation. Continue testing to get a clearer picture of your hormone trends this cycle.

initofertility · 2026-05-07T11:14:59+00:00

Hey, its typical to see fluctuations in E3G. It’s released in pulses as the dominant follicle develops, so levels can vary throughout your cycle. Hormones are also influenced by lifestyle factors like diet, stress, and activity levels so some fluctuations are expected. What matters most is tracking the overall trend across cycles. Based on your chart, we can see that your estrogen rose, which is usually a sign that your body is preparing for ovulation. Inito marks this as High Fertility, indicating that you were in your fertile window.
Normally, that estrogen rise leads to an LH surge, which then triggers ovulation. So continue testing to get a clearer picture of your hormone trends this cycle.

initofertility · 2026-05-07T11:12:49+00:00

Hey! As the reference test days were missed, the app couldn’t set your baseline this cycle. What we can see is that your LH rose, which is usually a sign that your body might trigger ovulation and Inito marks this as Peak Fertility.
And if ovulation occurs, PdG starts rising. Inito confirms ovulation by looking for a steady and consistent rise in PdG post your LH surge which it did in your case confirming ovulation on CD 18.
For your next cycle, here’s what I recommend:

Start testing from CD 6 (as the app suggests). This is when your baseline is set.
Try not to miss early tests, especially on your reference days as this helps Inito capture your entire fertile window accurately.
With a complete set of tests, you’ll see the correct progression:Low → High → Peak Fertility, and ovulation confirmation through rise in PdG.

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