Is the 'Pearly Monitor' an effective form of birth control?
It costs about $200. It takes your basal temperature every day when you wake up determine if you are fertile or infertile. It is located online, on a few websites. Says it's 99.3%
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ANSWERS: 2
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Don't buy it. If you wanna use a thermometer, you can do it yourself for a lot less. There are better ways.
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I don't know what you're getting for 200$, but the most a basal theromometer will cost you from the drug store, a pharmacist or online, is about 10-15$! Besides that, it IS NOT that effective. Most women today can't possibly be using this as a birth control method! It's more likely they're using it to help them get pregnant! Remember, they are selling you something, based on the absolute perfect usage to report that it's 99% effective. The birth control pill isn't even that good, under perfect conditions, which are impossible!
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