I saw that my highest fertility score was two days before ovulation when I thought it would be the day before or day of. I messaged Ovia and this is what they said:

"You will usually see your highest fertility score (10) approximately two days before your predicted ovulation date. Reason being-is the closer you get to ovulation, the score will decrease since the egg will disintegrate after it is released if no sperm is present; your chances of conception are then not going to be as high."

I've never heard this about the egg disintegrating like right away. In fact I've heard sperm can catch the egg on the way down the Fallopian tube a day or two after ovulation. What's the truth?

I find it interesting that if you get a positive digital OPK and ovulate in the next 24 hours, and you try on those two days like OPKs tell you to, according to Ovia you have already missed your most fertile day!