Ovulation Calculator

What is this calculator?

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How it works

Ovulation day ≈ cycle length − 14; fertile window often cycle days (ovulation−5) through (ovulation+1).

Example

28-day cycle, currently day 12 → ovulation ~day 14, fertile window ~days 9–15.

Reference Table

FAQ

• How reliable is calendar timing?
• Irregular cycles?
• LH kits?
• Fertility treatment?