Retrospective Clinical Trial of Contraceptive Effectiveness of the Lady-Comp and Baby-Comp

Title: Retrospective Clinical Trial of Contraceptive Effectiveness of the Fertility Indicator Ladycomp/Babycomp Language: English Date: July 1998

Authors: G.Freund, E.Godehardt, R.Klemm, P.Frank-Herrmann & M.Bachhofer

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Medical study conducted by the University of Dusseldorf which shows the outstanding reliability of Lady-Comp and Baby-Comp fertility monitors for detecting the fertility window and ovulation for contraceptive purposes. Date: July 1998 Authors: G.Freundl, E.Godehardt, R.Klemm, P.Frank-Herrmann & M.Bachhofer The Valley Foundation has extended the reach of this document as part of it’s tireless work to improve education of reproductive health issues. To participate in our educational initiatives, to either contribute, collaborate or to learn, contact us at education@valley.foundation or search for us on social media. This document has been reproduced with the express consent of the publisher or on an understanding of reasonable use of a publicly circulated publication.