Ninkatsu Orimono Sheet User guide

This is geared towards first-time users and users aren’t sure how to use the Sheet.

It’ll show you how to use the Sheet properly and determine the results.

Know the Ninkatsu timing

What is the Ninkatsu timing?

The period of about 6 days when the chance of pregnancy is high.

During this period, substances indicating the ovulation period are secreted in the discharge.

During the most important 6 days, substances indicating the ovulation period are secreted in the discharge.

Ninkatsu timing. The period that Ninkatsu Orimono Sheets reacts about 6 days.

In the case of a 28-day cycle

You can check the Ninkatsu timing with the pantyliner.

You can check the Ninkatsu timing by discharge!

Put it on your underwear like a regular pantyliner and go about your day as usual,

and you can check your Nikatsu timing with the results.

Result Area. A result line will apear when the discharge adheres to the discharge area. Discharge Area. Put the pantyliner so that the discharge adheres to the center part of the sheet. Tip. Press the pantyliner lightly so the discharge can adhere.

Three types of results

First, no reaction to the discharge.

Second, one line appears in reaction to the discharge. *The sheet reacted to the discharge, but it is not yet the Ninkatsu timing.

Third, two lines appear in reaction to the discharge. Ninkatsu timing. This is when the chance of pregnancy is high and the day when having sexual intercourse is recommended.

Check with photos! User guide

How to open a packet

Open a packet

from the OPEN slit.

*Be careful not to cut your hand on the edges of the packet or the opened side.

Take out the Orimono Sheet. The Sheet is folded in two. Hold the overlapping tips and pull them out.

The inner film will remain, so leave it in place. Dispose of the desiccant inside.

How to wear

Position to wear

Put a pantyliner on the underwear so the discharge adheres to the area that reacts to the discharge.

During use, readjust it if you notice it is out of position when you go to the toilet.

Direction to wear

Put a pantyliner on the underwear so the discharge adheres to the center.

Point

After wearing, press the pantyliner lightly over the clothes so the discharge can adhere to the area that reacts to it.

How to go about your day after putting it on

Wear the pantyliner in the morning and go about your day as usual.
Avoid heavy exercise that may cause sweating.
Avoid wearing the pantyliner after taking a bath.

Check the result line

Ninkatsu timing

Two lines after reacting to the discharge.

Even if the lines are thin or broken, as long as two lines appear, this indicates the Ninkatsu timing.

With reaction to the discharge

One line appears.

The sheet reacted to the discharge, but it is not yet the Ninkatsu timing. Finish testing on this Sheet.

The reaction does not appear properly

The edge of the result area is blurred blue.

The Sheet is not being used correctly. Replace with a new Sheet.

No reaction to the discharge

No line appears.

The sheet does not react to the discharge. If you notice the discharge does not adhere to the center of the Sheet when you go to the toilet, reposition it and press the Sheet lightly so the discharge adheres to the Sheet.

During the reaction to the discharge

The line is not clear.

Reaction is in progress. Keep wearing the Sheet until a clear line (or lines) appears.

How long should you leave the Ninkatsu Orimono Sheet on?

It depends on the amount of discharge and your own personal timing.

Put the Ninkatsu Orimono Sheet on, go about your day as usual, and check the line when you go to the bathroom (about once every 3 to 5 hours).

If you see the line(s), dispose of the Sheet.

If no lines appear, press the Sheet lightly so the discharge adheres to it, and keep wearing it.

How to calculate the start date for usage

The time to start using the Ninkatsu Orimono Sheet can be calculated based on your period cycle and your period’s start date. Use it 19 days before your next expected period.

When using the Sofy app, you can check the expected date of your next period from the calendar where you record your period.

The dates of the next expected period are circled in red.

Calendar