PREGMATE 100 Ovulation and 20 Pregnancy Test Strips Predictor Kit

These strips have been used by me while I've been trying to conceive for the past three months. Although, I have to admit that the first month was somewhat challenging partly because of the suggestions of other users. A log was made and they were kept. I was confused, though, given that the strips do tend to darken with drying time. You shouldn't do that, and I wouldn't recommend it. I used to throw out the strips at the end of each day after disposing of them once in the morning and once in the evening. The measured LH surge has so far been able to be exactly tracked. In the Glow app, the date of my period was predictably the same as when I plugged in the positive pregnancy test. Though I have not yet been able to get a positive HCG test, this at least gives me an idea of my ovulating period.

Hailey Lowery

| Nov 25, 2020

I have been trying to get pregnant for more than a year. A day before I ovulated, I used the LH strips and I got a clear positive (my line was darker than the control line). My HCG side was positive at 10 days postpartum, or 11 days after I had taken the test. In my opinion, these two tests work just as well as store brand tests, but at a fraction of the cost. I highly recommend it.

Harris Grimes

| Nov 08, 2020

We got pregnant the first month we used these! When you have irregular periods or suspect that you ovulate off-the-charts earlier or later than what is typically predicted, they can be extremely helpful. The strips I used made me aware that I normally ovulate on day 18 (rather than day 14, as is most common). I paired this product with the Premom app, making it extremely easy to read the strips. You can see from the pictures that it is possible to take and log up to ten As well as keeping track of the day and time you take the photo, I love that it also keeps track of when to read the strips within the recommended time frame. I went on to try HCG strips after the first month of use since we were able to conceive. In the photo below you can see I had a positive test strip only 10 days past my As the pregnancy strip darkened over the next few days, it was confirmed to be pregnant. Also, I took the first response test and it came back positive, so in fact, the HCG was extremely accurate very early on. That was both surprising and great at the same time. In my case, I have a 32-day cycle, so when I took my HCG test, that was 5 days before I missed my This is one of the best sets of strips we have ever seen. Having these strips made it easier to conceive for us. Not to mention the cost! These LH and HCG strips are SOOO much cheaper than the ones we had originally bought. It is not possible to brand stores. It seems they are just as effective! Don't hesitate to get these if you're trying.

Zaylee Sosa

| Dec 29, 2020

You shouldn't waste your money on 19 don't buy it. I have been testing for eight days so far. In view of the fact that I just stopped taking birth control 18 days ago and may not ovulate this cycle, I plan to test again. It is really important to my husband and I that we become parents, so we are hoping this will work. I hope to return in a couple months to update based on the next couple cycles. This is a January 19, 2019 update I changed from a 4 to a 1 star rating. The 14th of November is when I started using them. There have been three cycles and none have shown positive results Also, I've been monitoring my BBT and have seen its peaks during ovulation, but these tests aren't showing me You don't need them don't waste your money on them.

Stormi Lara

| Oct 20, 2020

Peeing in a cup and testing yourself is not as easy as using these strips. After a while, I suddenly I am certain of The result was positive and I'm grateful for these strips since I've learned that I ovulate a LOT later than I thought (a week later) than I thought. It was 100% spot on for the second reviewer Your intuition will tell you if it is positive! These are some helpful tips I found from various sites on TTC This refers to1. 3.
Testing once a day until you reach day 10 of your cycle is a good idea. You should test yourself twice a day for two days until you get a positive result. This is because most women have a 28-day cycle. There is a 14-day cycle and ovulation usually occurs around day 14 on average, plus or minus a couple of days per side. However, you may learn (as I did), that your cycle is longer or you ovulate later than usual. 1. 2. 3. Women surge at 8am and the hormone becomes detectable in urine four hours later. Since your hormone levels are most detectable in your urine at 11am, make sure your test is conducted at that time. Your next test should be taken before 6 pm. This is, it appears, the agreed end time when the liver is most easily detected. Item 4. Fluid intake should be limited to 1 glass per day Ideally, you should remove your urine from the refrigerator 2 hours before testing in order to minimize the chance of it being too diluted to detect The reason I decided to keep a log is so I can check it in the event I don't get a positive for the There are a few sites that said that if you do not see a LH surge after 2 months of testing, it good to consult your OBGYN to make sure nothing's truly wrong. As I wanted to show my doctor the pictures of every strip, I wanted to make sure I kept them. Here is an app called Premom that I use quite a bit - it's very easy to use. It'd be beneficial to you if you kept track of your results. Having been a control freak for most of my life, the best advice I can give The tests may seem faulty, or you may feel that you're never going to get that positive, or that there's something wrong with you and you're not producing enough LH (trust me, I went through all these It will take a lot of effort, but keep at it, and you'll make it! Wishing you the best of luck in your endeavors!.

Amalia Goldberg

| Oct 09, 2020