Easy@Home 25 Ovulation Test Strips, Ovulation Predictor Kit, Powered by Premom Ovulation Predictor iOS and Android App, 25 LH Strips

These are reliable tests, I use them regularly and they’ve helped to pinpoint my lh surge effectively! Great value for money vs any of the retail brands!

My partner and I have just started trying for family and when beginning everything is all very confusing and overwhelming! I have anlways tracked of “flo” app and was recommended these strips to use alongside! Good value for money and easy to use. The app that goes along with it is very easy to use and actually has more detail than your typical “Flo” app that I have been using for years to gather data! These strips helped me in my first cycle realise that I ovulated a whole week later than my Flo app predicted, so definitely suggest those who are trying for family and people who know their body well (as I do) buy these to help alongside knowing when you have reached peak LH. Downside (but common knowledge) - though your stop suggests peak LH this does not always confirm ovulation it only detects the hormone that your body has signaled to your ovaries to ovulate so though they support the timingng does not always rely on confirmed ovulation. Use thermometer to confirm by your body having 3 consecutive days of a higher reading.

I got this set because my cycles have been all over the place and my doctor isn’t even sure I’m ovulating due to hormonal imbalances. I used the strips for about 15 days straight but didn’t get an LH surge. That month ended up being my longest cycle ever at 63 days so it makes sense that I didn’t catch anything by day 25. I stopped using them after that as I would have needed a second box and it starts getting expensive if your cycles are unpredictable like mine. The strips themselves are easy to use and accurate, and I love that they sync with the Premom app. The app is free and works as a calendar where you can log periods, symptoms, and more. It even gives you an LH ratio based on how dark the lines are in your test photos, and plots everything on a graph. I tested it in different lighting to see how it handled variations and it was surprisingly consistent. Honestly the app alone is worth it. Packaging is very good quality but it doesn’t come with a plastic cup or anything to pee in which would’ve been helpful. I haven’t repurchased yet but plan to once my cycles become more regular so I can test over a shorter window. If your cycle is fairly predictable this kit is a great option.

I have been using these to monitor perimenopause. They are super easy to use; get a sample into a pot (sold on Amazon very cheaply for 200, 'urine pots') and dip the stick for around ten seconds (longer than the packaging advises but from experience, gives the best result), then read the results between 5-10 minutes and discard any change in the result after that time. The Easy at Home app is brilliant and free (although you can upgrade if you wish but it isn't necessary, in order to just track your LH levels in the app). If your result line is as dark or darker than the control line, it is a positive result for an LH surge and means ovulation is likely to occur (if all else is well in your reproductive system). The issue comes when you get a dodgy batch, which sadly my last two have been and this has resulted in broken lines, including the control line and a view panel which never clears back to white. This can make it difficult for the app and indeed your eyes, to read. Unfortunately there is no way to know what kind of batch you will get but I can say that out of several purchases, only two have been dodgy. I still rate this product's reliability and accuracy as far superior to its competitors, as you will see in my other reviews.

I have 10 children, all planned! I didn't always use these but I was actually diagnosed with PCOS.. when I'm over a certain weight it triggers worse symptoms and I can't conceive , or when I had conceived it caused two miscarriages due to low progesterone. With these I managed to discover I was ovulating in the 3rd week of my cycle .. too late and showing a luetal phase defect thus causing the miscarriages. I also charted using BBT and these ovulation tests showed exactly when I was ovulating in line with the bbt chart. I must add when I was at a higher weight I was getting fluctuations but that is expected with PCOS. When I was at lower weight, these worked perfectly. I want to add and I understand this won't work for all women but I stuck to low carb , low sugar diet, moderate exercise, used these once I lost the weight and conceived my babies in the first few months of trying. But I have had a time I could not conceive for up to two years.. These ovulation strips do not confirm you've ovulated but they can show when your body is preparing to do it, remember the test line should be as dark or usually slightly darker than the control to confirm ovulation is near. BBT method and charting is still the best way to confirm ovulation ahs actually happened but these strips help alongside or if alone to show you ovulation should be in the next 24-36 hours.. These helped me discover problems with my hormones/ovulation and now confirmed I am ovulating mid cycle when I should be now I have got back to a healthy eating plan etc. I would recommend these to any women TTC . For any women struggling with PCOS or any other fertility issues I wish you the best and don't give up because for although it doesn't seem like it for someone with a big family ..I've been there X

Really good ,not to thin like some other brands ive had .Don't drink to much 2 hours before testing.

Easy to use

Always used clear blue but they’re a bit pricey and I know these are very popular so I gave them a try. Miscarried last month so used both OPKs. My clear blue showed 4 fertile days including my peak day (flashing smiley/steady smiley) the easy @ home strips never showed my surge. The picture is of my peak day with clear blue vs the strips. If I wouldn’t have used clear blue too I would have thought my body wasn’t back to normal after my miscarriage!