Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Which ovulation tests do you use?

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Linda
Hi, I'd like to know which ovulation tests you all use?

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  1. Patricia Guest #2

    Hi! We bought one of those tests for our first daughter after trying for 2 years—don’t remember the brand, but we got pregnant on the first try. Our second daughter was a surprise, no test needed. Now we’re 7 weeks pregnant again! This time we used ovulation tests from TestjeZelf.nl. Super excited—first time right away! It was too early after stopping the pill, so we waited 3 months and started testing again. Now we’re 7 weeks pregnant. I still have lots of tests left over—anyone want some? (Free!)
    Gr, Patricia
  2. Ons Meutje #3

    Maybe for me? I just don't know if I'm pregnant yet. My period is due on March 1st. Maybe I won't need them then.
  3. Evelien115 #4

    I don't buy ovulation tests, I've only been trying for 4 months, so it's too early for that.
    I do sometimes fill in an online ovulation calendar though. Just Google "ovuatiekalender" and you'll see different tests you can take.
    I don't know if they're accurate, but it's a handy guideline.
  4. Ster #5

    For me, it's still very exciting whether I'll need to use ovulation tests or not. My husband thinks it's nonsense to use them.
  5. mama v yavi/Leandro&livio #6

    I used the Clearblue ovulation tests after being 2 months pregnant.
    I used them because I had tried for 18 months at first.
    WwwWww
  6. Anonymous #7

    Yes, the tests from CB are really good, and you can be sure that ovulation will happen within 2 days.

    As for the other brands... well, the ladies I've guided who used them (see my profile) had ovulation 2 to 9 days after their positive Ovutest.

    By the way, on the website you can also find the experiences with the ovulation tests (and pregnancy tests) that I've had in recent years.

    I don't buy ovulation tests anymore (did the sensitivity test with my son) because I've become so skilled at spotting ovulation before it happens that I can now plan things proactively

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