Clearblue Advanced Digital Ovulation Test Kit, 32 Ct

I’m so glad I decided to try the Clearblue Advanced Ovulation Test Combination Pack! If you’re trying to conceive, this is a fantastic product to help track your ovulation cycle with accuracy and ease. Here’s why I love it:Highly Accurate and Easy to Use:I’ve tried several ovulation tests in the past, but Clearblue’s Advanced Ovulation Test stands out for its simplicity and accuracy. The tests are super easy to use – just dip the test stick in urine, and within a few minutes, you’ll see your results. The digital display is clear, making it simple to understand whether you’re in your high, peak, or low fertility window. The “smiley face” feature is very helpful – it takes the guesswork out of tracking your cycle, which is exactly what you want when trying to conceive.Predicts Ovulation More Accurately:The combination of this test kit and the hormone surge detector is a game-changer. Unlike traditional ovulation tests that just show when the hormone level is high, this kit also predicts when you’re about to ovulate, helping you to time intercourse more accurately. I found that the test gave me a clear “peak” indication a day or two before I ovulated, which helped me pinpoint my most fertile days.Plenty of Tests in the Pack:The Clearblue Advanced Ovulation Test Combination Pack includes 17 tests, which is more than enough for a full cycle of ovulation tracking. It gives you plenty of opportunities to test and understand your cycle better, without the worry of running out. I was able to use a test strip in the days leading up to ovulation, and when I got my smiley face result, I felt confident that I was hitting my fertility window.Great Value for the Price:Considering how many tests you get in this pack and how easy it is to use, this product offers great value for the price. When you’re trying to conceive, every little bit of accuracy helps, and the peace of mind this test gives you is priceless. For anyone who wants to avoid the guesswork and make the most out of their fertility window, this kit is a fantastic investment.Convenient and Discreet:The tests are compact and easy to store. They come in a convenient box that you can easily tuck away when not in use. The digital format means no worrying about interpreting lines, which is a huge plus. It also makes the whole process feel more streamlined and private.Overall:If you’re trying to conceive and want a reliable, easy-to-use ovulation test, the Clearblue Advanced Ovulation Test Combination Pack is an excellent choice. It accurately predicts your ovulation window, helps you time things perfectly, and offers peace of mind. It’s user-friendly and provides plenty of tests, which is essential when tracking your cycle. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to increase their chances of conception. This kit has been a key part of my fertility journey, and I couldn’t be happier with the results!

I bought this test only after doing much research online and looking at reviews here and on other sites. The negative reviews really almost swayed me into not trying this product; but, I researched more and then closely looked at exactly what the negative reviews were complaining about. So, I bought it, used it, loved it, waiting to see if this month is my BFP. Here's a rundown of this ovulation kit and here's hoping that I can answer some of the questions and concerns that others might have that are considering this product. This information is also available on the website, and in the instructions.This kit is designed to test over a number of days. In this way, it will catch the rise in estrogen levels that precede the LH surge (ovulation). A blank circle is low fertility. A flashing smiley face is high fertility. This means that the meter is showing a rise in estrogen levels in your urine. Most women will have 2 days of flashing smiley faces before the peak fertility is reached. Peak fertility is a smiley face. Once peak is reached, the meter shows the result for 48 hours, which is a reminder to you that your best chance to conceive is the next 48 hours. Now, a lot of confusion seems to center around the flashing smiley. Generally, most women will see this for 2 days before peak fertility. That's a general statement. Each of us is different and unique and your result may be different. If you get a flashing smiley face for more that 9 days, then there are a couple of things to consider. One: did you start testing too early? If you test too early, estrogen is the leader of the pack for the time around your period and testing too early will pick up that higher estrogen level. There is a clear chart of when to test. It will also line up with any ovulation/fertility app or fertility prediction chart. Testing too early won't give you a headstart, it'll give you a headache. If you find that you are testing during that time frame and NOT seeing LH surges, then you would want to talk to your doctor. Two: we don't always ovulate every cycle! I know that's the last thing we want to hear when we are peeing on a stick, taking temps, performing midnight fertility dances under the full moon and so on; but, it's true. Third: sometimes the LH surge is so small that the meter can't pick it up.Sometimes the meter will go from LOW to PEAK from one day to the next. This typically means that you started testing too late for the meter to catch the high fertility days and it only caught the LH surge. Next cycle, start at the recommended cycle day to begin testing and this should give you the low-high-peak progression that you are looking for.Once that static smiley face is reached, your LH surge has been detected and you are at your highest chance of conception. The meter will show that smiley face for 48 hours as a reminder to you that you are at peak fertility. Once the smiley face goes away, the fertile window has closed. You CAN'T test with the meter after peak fertility is detected. Well, you can think that you are. You can throw a test strip in there, not look to see the symbol that says "ready to test" and proceed to test tap water, dr pepper, sam adams, kool aid or whatever you feel like testing and the meter will still show peak fertility because it ISN'T ACTUALLY TESTING. If you want to test again after peak fertility has gone (that means the display is blank and you get the new cycle symbol and the ready to test symbol when you insert the stick) then, and only then, can you test again. I don't know why you would need to test again, but if you absolutely feel the need to, you could. But, chances are, your ovulation is long past.I saw a couple of posts where this test kit was compared to wondfo or other test strips. Those test strips can be pretty tricky to read. Just because you have two lines there, that doesn't mean you have an LH surge. For those types of tests, the test line must be as dark as or darker than the control line. If you prefer to use a lot of sticks, those would be your best economical strips to use. I would recommend that you place them in a notebook or on a notepad with the cycle day and time of test, glued in place, and watch the progression. That will show you how best to look for the dark line that tells you that your LH surge is on its way. But, those strips can make you want to tear out your hair if you don't do that, because it's really hard to catch the pattern if you don't save the strips. I used those for several months. They are messy and difficult to read. The clearblue test is easy and mess-free.I also hear (read) a lot of complaints about the price, and this one confuses me. Yes, it's about $40, but it should last 1-2 cycles (it might make me 3) and this cost is far less than the cost of an infant when you figure in medical costs, clothing, diapers, etc.It's a good test. It really works. I got 2 days of low, 2 days of high and then peak. I highly recommend it. But, read ALL the instructions and begin testing on the day that they recommend, or you might find yourself frustrated and confused. It is different that most of the other OPK out there, and I wonder if that causes a lot of the confusion.

I think these are great for women who are just getting started with tracking ovulation.Just make sure you follow all the directions! You must test on every single consecutive cycle day that the directions tell you to (which is based on your own cycle length) until you get that peak fertility result. I think most of the people who aren't happy with these OPK's are beginners who aren't reading the directions first... it doesn't work like a pregnancy test where it's a "one and done" thing.Another thing people misunderstand is that it doesn't work exactly the same as an LH test strip, because these look for a rise in estrogen first- that's what gives you the first flashing smiley face. Then once it detects a rise in LH, it will show that solid "peak fertility" smiley face. Sometimes our hormones have multiple peaks where the estrogen and LH may rise a bit, but then you don't actually peak and ovulate until a couple of days later- these tests really can't account for cycles like that. Or for cycles where your hormones did rise, which caused a false positive as your body attempted to ovulate, but then maybe you ended up having an anovulatory cycle.With that being said, test strips are cheaper and just as easy, especially if you use them alongside a fertility tracking app. Test strips only seem intimidating at first, but they're really not hard. So if you're feeling overwhelmed with the idea of reading test strips, then I do think you should start with this digital kit just to get acclimated to the process of tracking ovulation.