100 Ovulation and 20 Pregnancy Test Strips

We got this kit a year ago to help my husband and I start a family. It worked excellent and helped me predict my ovulation. Both the ovulation and pregnancy tests it comes with are accurate. We had to have an ultrasound to test my ovulation once and the tests were spot on. Similarly, I used the pregnancy tests many times hoping I was pregnant and then they registered beautifully (several times to confirm) once I was pregnant (also confirmed with ultrasound). I was a few days (around 32 days of my cycle) and the pregnancy strips registered for me that early in the pregnancy. I used a small cup (disposable works great to reduce having to clean up) to collect a small bit of urine, followed the directions to dip the strip in for 5 minutes, dumped out the pee in the toilet, and set the strip flat on top of the cup just to keep things clean on my counter. All the strips seriously worked every single time. ***if the ovulation tests are showing you aren’t ovulating for over a month, talk to your doctor because it doesn’t mean the strips aren’t working...you’re just not ovulating. I’ve seen people complain that the strips don’t work because they aren’t registering when they’re ovulating. You’re just not ovulating, most likely. It’s not that uncommon and a doctor can help figure out why and hopefully solve why you aren’t ovulating. That being said, these strips are so helpful because they help you plan when to try (or I suppose avoid) getting pregnant, but they can also help detect if you’re not ovulating. Not ovulating obviously prevents you from being able to get pregnant. This is why my friend suggested these strips to me because it helped her find out they had been trying to get pregnant but that whole time she just wasn’t ovulating. I would also always confirm with several pregnancy strips that you are pregnant and then I never used a different test to confirm, but you could. After several positive pregnancy strip tests and being over a week late on my period, I set up an OB appointment to confirm the pregnancy. *People think these strips are too cheap to be accurate but I’ve worked in labs where these are very similar to how hospitals and other labs test pregnancy. They use very simple strips just like these. They’re great!

Using these strips is not as easy as just peeing in a cup and testing yourself. I had to do a lot of outside research to find out the best way to use them. I thought I got a box of duds because I kept getting negatives or ones that looked slightly dark but maybe I had too much water before taking it. And then one day - BAM! - no doubt about it; it was positive. I'm grateful for these strips because I found that I ovulate a LOT later (like a week later) than I thought I did. The other reviewer got it 100% spot on - when it's positive, you will know it! Here are some helpful tips I found from various TTC sites: 1. If you don't know when you ovulate, start testing yourself once a day beginning on the first day of your cycle. 2. Continue testing once a day until you get to about day 10 of your cycle. Switch to testing twice a day until you get a positive. This is because most women have a 28-day cycle, and ovulation typically occurs on day 14 give or take a day or two on each side. However, you may find out (like I did), that your cycle is longer or you ovulate later. 3. Most women surge at 8am and the hormone begins to be detectable 4 hours later in your urine. So when testing, test no earlier than 11am. For your second test, take it before 6pm. That seems to be the agreed end time of when the LH is best detectable. 4. Try to limit your intake of fluids 1-2 hours before you test. This is to minimize the risk that your urine is too diluted to detect the LH. I chose to start keeping a log in the off chance that I didn't get a positive for an entire cycle. I read on a few sites that if you don't get a LH surge after testing for 2 months, it's good to check in with your OBGYN to ensure there's nothing truly off with you. I wanted to make sure I kept a picture of each strip to show my doctor. The app in my picture is called Premom and is pretty easy to use - I'd recommend it if you decide to keep track of your results too. The best piece of advice I can give, as a control freak myself, is relax. It may seem like the tests are faulty, or that you're never going to get that positive, or that maybe there's something wrong with you and you're not producing enough LH (trust me, I went through all the emotions too!). But if you just keep with it, you'll get there! I wish you all the best of luck!

I love these test strips. Both the LH and the HCG test strips by Pregmate are easy to use, reliable, fast (results in 5 minutes), and affordable. Each test is individually sealed with its own desiccant (drying agent) to keep it fresh, and has instructions printed on each, individual test packaging, as well as 2 pamphlets inside the box (one for LH tests, and one for HCG tests) that go into greater detail, perfect for those unfamiliar with what a positive or negative test looks like in regards to the number of lines, present, and how dark they need to be. For a positive LH test, the test line needs to be as dark or darker than the control line, and for a positive HCG test, there just needs to be two lines present; it doesn't matter how dark or light they are. I highly recommend buying a pack of cheap 3 oz "bath cups." They work great with these tests, and a pack of 200 is usually under $4 if you purchase them locally, rather than online. Overall, these Pregmate tests are a great value. If you're wondering which brand to buy, save yourself time, and just buy these. Definitely two thumbs up from me!

So far, so good. I was worried these would be difficult to use/read, but as long as you get into a rhythm it’s really very easy. What’s nice about this particular package is that there are plenty of strips for you to practice reading when you are looking at “expected results”—I.e., you can practice when you know you’re not supposed to be ovulating so when the test strip is positive you definitely notice the difference. I’m using them to track ovulation for conception, but these are inexpensive and easy enough that I can definitely see someone using these to do natural family planning pretty effectively. Everything else associated with trying to conceive seems fraught with stressful timing issues and potential high costs if you have to seek help—these are nice, non threatening, and inexpensive to use as many times as you need to in your own home while you begin to track your body’s silent signals.

I first came across Pregmate when I was trying to conceive with my first a few years back. The tests were accurate and easy to use. Now that I'm trying to conceive again, I am resorting back to Pregmate. If you're looking for a cheap ovulation predictor kit, Pregmate is a good option. The testing sticks have a thicker band, so reading them is rather easy. I do want to caution that there are bad batches of tests out there, whether that be ovulation or pregnancy. My previous order, my ovulation tests didn't detect the LH Surge. As of now, this batch looks to be like an effective one. I have heard of others having false positives in the pregnancy tests, too. However, I have never experienced the false positives. Overall, I continue to plan on using these tests. If for some reason I run into a similar problem with last batch's, I plan to discontinue use and will update.

LH strips were amazingly easy to use. Another reviewer recommended the PreMom app to record strips - I previously used Wondfos & these strips definitely darker outside their “window to read” in comparison to Wondfo so take pictures in same lighting for tracking. If you plan on using them for physical log I wouldn’t recommend. Instructions very clear & the box 📦 was very esthetically pleasing and bubbly (doesn’t affect product but was nice bonus 🤷🏻‍♀️). hCG strips I have no opinion just yet or their sensitivity. Currently on first cycle TTC with these & at 10DPO I am currently getting BFN within test window but last 24h they have been drying with a line (evap line possibly however 6-9DPO tests didn’t do it, trying to be patient) so guess we will need to wait a couple more days. We did have 3 tests that didn’t get a control line at all with hCG, however all LH test have been accurate.

Cheap. & I understand the poor reviews. BUT I will say I’ve been using this product for over a year. I thought twice now I’m pregnant based on what was actually an evap line. I read more reviews this month and you really cannot dip longer than the directions state. I am pregnant this month and this test barley picked it up three days before my missed period. I think others get lucky and see the line even earlier but not me. The month prior I got very excited seeing almost the same thing but I took the pregnancy test incorrectly. When you follow the directions to a T the accuracy is untouched for price. Even if folks did get excited it’s not the tests fault. Take it correctly no evap line. Plus I never get excited about a test this cheap to place blame is a little silly. I will say my lines never got much darker than pictures but the blood test confirmed. Dip for only three seconds don’t go past max line and you will never get an evap line.

These really work! Absolutely amazing product. We had been trying for months before we decided to start using these strips. The first month we used these, we got pregnant! They are especially useful if you have irregular periods or suspect you ovulate earlier or later than typically predicted. Thanks to these strips, I found out I ovulate on day 18 (which is different than what is most common, day 14). The strips are extremely easy to read and I coupled this product with the app "Premom." As you can see from the pics, it allows you to take and log photos each day. It keeps track of the day and time you take the photo as well, that way you dont have to worry about keeping the strips and evap lines from reading them outside of the recommended time. Because we were blessed enough to conceive the first month of using these, we also go to try out the HCG strips. Again, you can see from the picture I had a positive test strip only 10 days past ovulation. This strip darkened over the next few days to confirm pregnancy. I also took a first response test and it was positive. Basically the HCG was incredibly accurate extremely early. Which was surprising but really great as well. I have a 32 day cycle so when I took my HCG test, that was 5 days before my missed period. We could not be happier with these strips. We truly believe it's because of these we were able to conceive. Not to mention the price! These LH and HCG strips are SOOOO much cheaper than the in-store brands. And apparently, they are just as effective! BUY THESE IF YOU ARE TTC!