Clinical Guard Ovulation Test Strips Pack of 20 - Accurate Measurement Within 5 min - Ovulation Tests Cost-Effective Fertility Test for Women

Works well for me. The test strips are easy to read, just make sure to follow the directions. I read other reviews that complained about these strips but I chose to try them anyways because of all the positive reviews. I've never had a problem reading these strips. The amount of LH hormone in my urine determines how defined the results will appear. Negative results are easy to read. Around my ovulation time sometimes I get a faint line, sometimes I get a very dark line (positive). Some people on here have complained that they didn't get a positive result at all - maybe that is because their bodies didn't get an LH spike that month - sometimes that happens. If you choose to purchase these test strips make sure to read the packaging because it explains how all of that works. And do some internet research on LH hormone and ovulation so you can learn how your monthly cycle works. I've been using these strips in an attempt to improve my chances of getting pregnant. I've been using them for several months and no pregnancy yet, but they have been helpful to more accurately pinpoint when I'm ovulating because my cycle isn't always perfectly regular. In my opinion these test strips are not a 100% guarantee for preventing pregnancy or for getting pregnant...but they do what they are supposed to do which is tell you if you get a LH spike in your urine.

These test strips are simple to read/ understand and MUCH cheaper than buying the test kits from the drugstore. After 3 months of using these I'm better able to predict ovulation, which I expect will lead to getting pregnant sooner than I would have otherwise. I respect other people's desire to understand how their body works... I'm just glad I, personally, don't have to go full-hippie and become an expert on vaginal mucus viscosity (or spend hundreds of dollars) in order to get the data I need to get pregnant faster. Update: I found out I was pregnant soon after writing this review! (and now have a 2 1/2 year old :) These worked out great for us. It was easy to tell just when I was nearing ovulation, and when we should (ahem) ramp up activities. The test strips got a faint color (thanks to increasing hormone) that grew darker every day (and even within the same day) up until "egg day". According to what I read ahead of time, it's best to have sex a day or two before the egg is released... apparently the sperm fare better after a bit of pH adjusting, or something...

I used these starting very early in my cycle since I wanted to measure their accuracy against my bhramaputra chart and have some extra knowledge of when ovulation was happening instead of guessing. I had a negative result for days then had a light positive one night at 2am. By the morning it was darker, even darker by afternoon and definitely positive by evening. The next day it was negative again. My temperature rise two days later confirmed the accuracy of the result. I have enough to use next month and if I have not conceived by then I will definitely order more. If I had paid a lot for an opk I would not have tested four times that day and I may have missed my surge. They are small but that wasn't a problem for me. I kept plastic cups under the bathroom sink along with the tests. I pee in the cup, do the test, put it flat on the package and by the time I clean up and wash my hands the result is popping up. The result came up right away but I left it out for the full five minutes. Then I toss and wipe the vanity with a sanitizing wipe. No problem :)

This product is easy to use. The blue strip is the one for the ovulation. The defined pink line is the control line, there is a very faint line to the left of the defined pink line on the blue strip (I am not sure you can see it). This faint line shows a very low LH level which is accurate since woman have a constant low level (a baseline) until the pre-ovulation peak. This is pretty good for the cost and easy to use. All you need is a small cup to dip the strip inside. (You can try to pee directly onto the strip below the max line, but trust me that it is harder than it seems, just use a cup) The strips come in individual packs, you hold onto the left side where it is colored with blue or pink, then you dip it in the urine until the max line approximately 0.25" inches deep for only 4 seconds then you lay it flat on a surface. It takes about 3-5 minutes to see the results.The results stay on the strips for a good while, definitely over 48 hours. By the way there is also another pregnancy strip that is sold that looks pretty much the same and is the same as the market ones. You can see it in this picture, the middle is commercial test, and the pink test strip is for pregnancy. Just in case you do not know: It is recommended you take the ovulation test (LH) the same time each day, the pregnancy test you should take it in the morning the first time you pee, this will provide the best concentration of HCG. I hope this helps you in making the decision.

I have used this product for 1 month to track my ovulation after taking Provera prescribed by the fertility doctor. These test strips work ladies if you are using them correctly. Some months maybe you aren't ovulating so that is why it doesnt seem to work but this worked for me the very first time. I ovulated on day 21 of my cycle and actually got pregnant 1st TRY!!! :D Me and my husband were estatic with the news however short lived because what the fertility doctor forgot to do was make sure my tubes werent blocked or obstructed, scarred or damaged before starting me on medicine and i ended up pregnant in my left tube and it had to be removed completely. I have high hopes for future conception when we are ready to try to conceive again. I will use these strips again. Especially since I was left with my left ovary, right tube and ovary which gives me a fighting chance to conceive naturally! I thank god and baby dust to all you beautiful ladies out there on this same journey! <3 XOXO

My husband and I have been TTC since January. I was on the pill for around 8 years, so my cycle was very difficult to determine and was irregular. I finally got these and I received them right before I thought I was going to ovulate. So, I tested them every day. One thing I noticed was that for me I got no second line at all and then on Sunday, 6/4 I did see a line that produced immediately. It was not darker than the control line, but that response on the test made me think I might be ovulating soon. Long story short, yesterday 2 tests confirmed I am pregnant! These are an awesome product and for so inexpensive the testing often is reasonable if you are not patient like me. Again, if you notice a change with the appearance of the second line it MAY mean ovulation... it did for me. Good luck all your mommas to be!

I have irregular periods so I wanted to track my ovulation. I started testing every day after a week from the first day of my cycle. Approximately on day 12 the second line started to get darker. I tested in the morning then at night, the line was the same color as the other one. Its been two weeks and I got a positive pregnancy test. You just have to be consistent with it and test everyday to be able to detect it. Maybe even twice a day when you think you might be close to ovulation. They are cheap and they work

As a preface, I have recently been diagnosed with PCOS and I do know that using the strips to test is not always accurate. I started testing before I was officially diagnosed 1- to try and track my cycle and 2- to prove I didn't have a normal cycle/wasn't ovulating correctly. With that being said, these tests are not as sensitive as others out there. I loved that these were fairly cheap so I could test 2x a day in the event I had smaller than normal testing window to catch a surge. But it was very defeating to always get a very faint line or virtually no line and not much else besides that. As a creature of habit, I kept buying them hoping something would change. I then paired it with a more expensive stick brand and that's when I decided these weren't for me and they are not as sensitive as they could be. I could see differences in the stick brand where these showed little to nothing. I also tried another brand of tests that were like this (cheaper, sticks in individual wrappers) and those too have line differences. So unfortunately, these aren't for me and possibly others out there with PCOS.