Urine Sample Collection Study for Women Trying to Conceive to Support the SPD Biobank

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to collect daily urine samples from women who are trying to conceive to maintain the SPD Biobank. The study includes women with regular menstrual cycles who have either become pregnant or not, along with related information like age, menstrual days, and reproductive hormone levels. Volunteers will use a Clearblue Ovulation product to help identify their fertile days and support conception efforts. Participants will collect daily early morning urine samples throughout the study period, which lasts up to three menstrual cycles if pregnancy does not occur or up to day 60 if pregnancy is confirmed. They will also keep a daily diary recording their menstrual cycles, urine sample collection, and pregnancy test results. The urine samples will be sent to a clinical laboratory for hormone testing, then stored frozen in the SPD Biobank for future research and product evaluation. During the study, participants will provide urine samples and maintain their diaries as instructed. Researchers will measure hormone levels related to fertility and pregnancy from the collected samples. The study offers ongoing monitoring through sample collection and diary updates for up to 3 cycles or day 60 of pregnancy. This observational study is led by SPD Development Company Limited and includes women aged 18 and older who are actively trying to conceive.

Biobank Cycle Collection