Cue II vs OvaCue: Whats the difference?
The OvaCue and the Cue II both use Zetek’s patented Electrolyte Method for measuring changes in the body associated with ovulation. They use exactly the same sensors. The OvaCue is a significant advance in that it automatically performs the calculations for predicting and confirming ovulation and reports a visual indicator of your fertility status for the day and a projected date of peak fertility. Using the vaginal sensor, it also reports an unambiguous confirmation of ovulation. With the Cue II, you jot down daily readings on a Cue Chart and interpret the pattern according to instructions. Keeping and interpreting a chart is not difficult, it just requires a little extra effort. • Is there anybody who would be better off with Cue II? Women who are experiencing extremely long cycles or are not ovulating regularly due to anovulation, breastfeeding or other reasons, may have better results with the Cue II because no cycle lengths are recorded. Also, couples looking for a lower-cost alte
