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How to Configure Floriva for Fertility Awareness Method

Set up Floriva for FAM practice: BBT logging, cervical mucus notation, LH strip recording, and reading the biphasic chart. What confirmed vs. anovulatory cycles

FAM Charting Requires a Dedicated Tool Fertility Awareness Method is built on a chart — a daily record of temperature, mucus, and other signs that, read together, identifies the fertile window and confirms ovulation. Keeping this chart in Floriva gives you a persistent, organized record of every cycle without relying on memory or paper charts that can be lost. What Floriva adds over paper charting is the visual BBT chart that plots your temperature readings automatically and the cycle history that lets you compare patterns across multiple cycles. What it doesn't add is interpretation guidance — FAM requires a learning period and ideally instruction from a certified practitioner. This guide covers the charting mechanics, not the method's contraceptive or conception application. Note: Floriva is not FDA cleared as a contraceptive device. If you're using FAM for family planning purposes, that decision requires your own informed judgment and, ideally, formal training. Step 1: Thermometer Selection and Setup Buy a basal body thermometer that reads to two decimal places. Look for: Two decimal display : Shows 97.42°F or 36.34°C, not 97.4°F. The second decimal is essential for detecting th