easy@Home 50 Ovulation Test Strips and 20 Pregnancy Test Strips Combo Kit

I originally purchased this kit at the end of January 2017 when my husband and I decided we were ready to start trying for our first baby. I had never tracked ovulation before, so these strips gave me a much better understanding of my cycle. Within the first week of February I could see my LH levels rising and learned that I ovulated on February 3rd. Having that information took so much of the guesswork out of trying to conceive. A few weeks later on the morning of February 22nd I took one of the included pregnancy tests and was greeted with a beautiful positive result. Our first child was born on October 31 2017. After she was born I still had strips left, so I continued using them to track my cycles as part of our natural family planning approach while we waited before trying for another baby. When we decided to start trying again in late 2018, I already understood my cycle much better because I had continued tracking. We missed my fertile window that first month of trying but the following cycle I identified my LH surge around December 2nd. On December 20th I had another positive pregnancy test using one of the included HCG strips. Our second child was born in September 2nd 2019. Even after having our second child, I continued using the remaining strips for cycle tracking. It’s now 2026 and looking back this kit ended up being one of the most useful purchases we made while growing our family. The reason these tests meant so much to us is because my husband has critically low free testosterone, and his endocrinologist was genuinely surprised that we conceived naturally twice. Being able to accurately identify my fertile window helped remove a lot of the stress and uncertainty from the process. I’ve been so happy with these strips that I’ve purchased them for two of my sisters and two close friends over the years when they told me they were ready to start trying to conceive. They’ve all had positive experiences and positive test results after using them to track their ovulation. The strips were easy to use, easy to compare from day to day, and gave me consistent results that matched what was happening with my cycle. The included pregnancy tests also detected both of my pregnancies early on, which made this combo kit an excellent value. Pros: Helped me accurately identify my fertile window. Included pregnancy tests detected both of my pregnancies early. Easy to use and simple to compare results from day to day. Excellent value. Useful not only for trying to conceive but also for long-term cycle tracking. Worked well enough that I confidently purchased them again for family and friends. Cons: Getting the most benefit requires testing consistently and learning your individual cycle. Reading results at the same time each day helps with consistency, so they require a little commitment.

A quick Google search for ovulation predictor kit (OPK) and aside from the digital expensive ones, this one was highly rated. I even found some YouTube reviews and I thought, for $20ish bucks, why not? Been trying to get pregnant for 9 months now. For 8 months, we simply were just having sex. I tracked my cycle with Clue- great app. I simply tracked when my period came and when we had sex. There are other things you can track but I figured, I'm 29, Latina, I should have NO problem. My husband is Mexican...we are practically ancient in the Latin fertility world. All jokes aside, I was getting worried around 8 months that something was wrong. Went to my gyno and he basically said, keep doing what your doing... Maybe try an OPK...come back when you've been trying for a year (in about 4 months) and if you still haven't conceived-we can go from there. I really didn't like this whole "we'll go from there" bit. So I sought out OPKs and maybe some natural fertility boosting thing (Maca 2x daily for 2 cycles Femmenessence). Who knows. I consider myself healthy, I exercise, but my cycles were long and varied from 30-40 days, every month different. so it would make sense that an OPK could help me. So I bought this, it came promptly. Looks exactly like it does in the pictures. $20, can't lose right? So cycle day 10, I started the LH strips. Pee in a cup, dip the stick, count to 3ish, lay flat, wait 3ish mins, and see that pink line appear. I saw women were saving their pee sticks on a chart, and noting each day/date-like a science experiment. I dug it. I did it. Cycle day 15 was the first faint sign of the second positive line, oooo, that was exciting. Taped it down on my pee stick chart and made a mental note to get some intimate time with husband that night. Day 16, the 2nd line was brighter, more prominent. Day 17, faint, lighter than day 15, then day 16 just the one control line. And that was it. That was when I was ovulating. My Clue app had predicted my ovulation to be 3 days later. I guess these OPKs would have a leg up on a stupid phone app that doesn't actually know what hormone you are secreting that day. Go figure! Noted the tests in my Clue app, made sure to get some quality time with husband. Day 27 for S&Gs I took a pregnancy test using the HCG strips. You start to get good at peeing in a cup, get a clean sanitary technique down and everything and it was absolutely negative. Just one bright fuschia control line staring at me, and an empty abyss below. That instantly went in the trash, but I wish I kept it. So now it's cycle day 31 (long cycles, remember?) and my evenings have been cut short due to passing out on the couch, and my breasts have been increasingly getting tender. This typically means period time. So I took another HCG strip test this morning and booyah, two lines appear. One dark fuschia line, and one visible but not as dark, but not too faint that you question it's there, line. WHOA. Ok, I saved the pee, and dipped another test. Same thing. And another. Positive, positive, positive. Then I went to work. That was joke, highly unproductive day as i'm Googling possible due dates and signing up for all the mommy newsletter blogs, etc. lol So 8 hours later, I came home, took another strip test...and this time, the 2nd line was darker and JUST to the safe side, I went to the drug store and bought a fancy digital easy to read 2 pk pregnancy tests. Boom, positively pregnant. So because of this I wanted to share my story because, it was stories like these that gave me hope that a 50 pk of pee sticks can possibly accurately tell me when my egg was ready to play. The convenience of having 20 pregnancy sticks was super awesome as well. I took a total of 9 LH sticks and 5 HCG sticks. Not bad for a simply packaged, simple directions, and inexpensive product. I highly recommend this and hope that you too find the success that I found. Here's to about 8 more months!

My husband and I had a change of plans this year due to Covid-19, we were holding off trying for a second baby. Our plan was to start trying after we got back from vacation or starting with my January 2021 cycle. At the end of June we decided to ultimately change our vacation plans, and we almost immediately started trying.. As I was about to enter my fertile window for that cycle. Our son turned 3 last week and after one cycle of actively trying to conceive on our own I decided to order these ovulation tests and take our TTC journey more seriously than I had when we tried for our son. As a newly married couple in 2016 we started TTC right away and thankfully it only took us 6 months to conceive. That was without any tracking, testing, temping, etc. So we likely were missing my fertile window/ovulation day more often than not. For our first it worked out just the way it was supposed to, but already I feel so much more in control this time around and I’m so thankful I found and purchased these tests. I have periods that range from 29 days-37 days in length, which can be frustrating because my cycles are often so different from month to month. My estimated fertile window could easily be off by a whole week, even if I base it off my average. The last three cycles have been 29 days so I’m hoping my body is regulating around that schedule and after one cycle of tracking with these OPKs I am a believer. Currently on 4 DPO so I won’t be taking a pregnancy test for another 8-10 days. I will update after I know if we conceived this first month or not, but regardless I am incredibly pleased with this pack of tests. I was out of town for 11 days in July and returned home the day after my period ended, fortunately that meant hubby and I were certainly in the mood to have sex almost daily. I started testing on CD9 once a day until around CD13 and then started testing twice a day morning/late afternoon and only kept one test for comparison until CD16. CD16 I was still testing “low” according to the app but I felt that my tests were beginning to get darker than they had previous days. So I tested 4 times that day and received two low tests and two high tests. Morning of CD17 I got my surge & peak test. I tested an additional 3 times that day, then on the morning of CD18 my tests we’re low again. I tested the following day to ensure my numbers had stayed low and they did! So I’m fairly certain I ovulated on CD18, if not CD19. The tests along with app were so helpful even though husband and I had no problem trying most days out of my cycle we did have two days in my fertile window that we didn’t have sex and without tracking that could have easily been my peak days. Thanks to the OPKs I didn’t sweat it. Last cycle we only had sex every other day, but as I said this month daily sex was what we were in the mood for so we did it. May adjust next cycle if we don’t conceive this time around and will definitely be using these again. Good luck to all you mamas TTC! UPDATE!! We did it! These tests worked for us on the first try and I can hardly believe it! Started testing 8dpo and received my first faint positive at 10dpo while on a camping getaway with husband! I tested twice daily and then tried a First Response & Clear Blue Digital this morning at 12dpo to see if those were also picking up the HCG and I got a clear positive and a “Pregnant” which is always refreshing to see! Compared to the still kind of faint line on the easy @ home tests, but none the less I’m happy the cheapies detected it as early as it did! We are over the moon happy for this baby!

These took a little trial and error to figure out how to use them properly. Even following the directions the first couple ovulation strip provided no indication if they worked, even the test line. I followed the directions as stated and I thought the ink would get very blotchy with some and so reading the couple ovulation strip I used proved to be an incorrect reading. Eventually I got the hang of it by strip 6. Quick dip in the urine making sure not to go above the line. I started to go just below the line and found that was better than meeting the line as the ink didn't blotch and the strip was unable to read. Once you're done dipping the strip you need to lay it flat and wait the amount of time the instructions say. I believe it is about 3 minutes. It takes a little time for the urine to absorb across the strip and activate the appropriate lines. So keep checking. My experience has been if the ink looks like a mess everywhere and it can't possibly be correct, leave it flat and come back in the 3 minutes. Sometimes it takes the 3 minutes, even a little more for the ink to settle in it's appropriate areas. I would come back after 5 minutes and the ovulation strip lines would be settled and I was able to read positive for ovulation day. The same for the pregnancy test strips. Dip them as directed and lay them flat for 3 minutes. The 6 pregnancy strips I used showed a positive in the first 5 minutes. The ink was blotchy and looked messy on the strips which is why I kept pulling new strips out and dipping them. I had all 6 laying flat on the counter. Once the ink settled in their appropriate areas all 6 showed positive for pregnancy. The test line also showed to prove they were working as intended. I would recommend these strips to anyone who doesn't want to pay $40 for a fancy stick you're going to pee on and throw away. Follow the directions and use a few strips at a time to determine the accuracy of your results. I would suggest dipping them just below the line as I had noticed the urine seemed to absorb very quickly and made the ink very blotchy (with the ovulation strips, the first few I couldn't read. The pregnancy strips worked fine.) Expect to use a couple strips to experiment with so you can get the hang of dipping just enough but not too much. And also expect some strips might not read a result for you at all. This product was worth it for the money. Follow the directions. Once I got the hang of the ovulation strips, I was a pro. It only took one cycle to use these correctly and produce a positive ovulation reading and then 2 weeks later using 6 pregnancy strips (they produced positive very quickly) to produce a positive reading. I recommend using these. There is nothing wrong with these strips vs super expensive test sticks. What you get are strips you dip. What you don't get is a long expensive plastic stick to pee on. Want to save money? Get these.

Baby #2 was the result of a Wandfo Preg Test Kit and Baby #3 will be credited to this lovely box set. Both brands worked fine for us it seems. While I would recommend these for the ovulation tests, I'd look elsewhere for pregnancy tests. OVULATION STRIPS: After much highly scientific peeing, I can tell you that you can PEE RIGHT ON THE STICK. These things come with a long list of instructions - pee in cup, cool to room temp, dip stick in only so far for only so long, DONTLOOKATSTICK, OKLOOKATSTICK, STOPLOOKINGATSTICK - too much stress. I wondered if there was a lazier way. So I conducted a series of experiments while I waited for my ovulation to occur. I got the EXACT same results from following their instructions as I did just simply (and CAREFULLY!) peeing on the end of the stick. Don't hose it down, just pee on it like a regular test from the store. Stare at it intently while it develops and your results will appear within seconds. That was weeks ago and the results have not changed - they are still readable and look the same. So just go ahead and toss those instructions. I was beginning to wonder if these tests were working at all because I had a week of light results with no change during the time my app said I should be ovulating. Then, on DAY 19, the PM test result was AS DARK AS the control. It was that way on day 20 as well. After that the color of the test area faded back out. They work! The dark line hung around for about 24 hours so testing at least once in the morning and once at night is a good idea. I would def recommend these over anything from the store, unless you know EXACTLY when you ovulate, and, in that case, why would you need to test? I used half of them while waiting on my ovulation to occur. That would have gotten very expensive. We actually had had so much sex during the days my app said I should be ovulating (just in case these tests were faulty) that by the time these predicted my actual ovulation 3 or 4 days later we were like, "Meh." and stopped working on it. Apparently there was enough effort to get the job done, so no big deal I guess. Just FYI, the dark line is merely a suggestion! PREGNANCY TESTS: These were not as sensitive as the ones you buy at the store. I conducted another experiment here, where I would use the same urine on one of these tests that I would use on a One-Step test from Target. Glad I did! The Target brand test gave me a faint positive result at 9 DPO (CD28)! That was one day before telltale implantation bleeding and 5 DAYS BEFORE my expected period. These E@H tests maintained a negative result until the day of my expected period. I don't see any value in having a box of pregnancy tests to play with if they are not going to be sensitive enough to detect ridiculously low levels of HCG. You will just have to do a cost/benefit analysis here and decide what is important to you. I was willing the pay the $3 per test for the store brand to find out 5 days sooner. I don't want to save a few bucks to have 20 useless tests that tell me something my missed period would have in the exact same length of time. The whole point of having a box of tests is to fill that torturous gap of time with some ray of hope, some answered question. These will give you neither. You may as well pee on tampons. If you're cheap but want answers sooner, I would suggest the Wandfo brand OR just ask your friends! Pregnant friends always have unused pregnancy tests lying around. I told people what I was up to and they gave me boxes of tests they didn't need. Peeing on stuff is addictive. In summary: Ovulation tests - YAY! Pregnancy tests: - NAY!

This product is unlike anything I expected. When I told my OB that my husband and I were trying with no luck, she recommended testing with ovulation predictors. I found this product and went with it because of the accompanying app. The app is FREE, and all helpful functions of it are free (despite the random reviews that say otherwise??). There is an option to upgrade for more “in depth” insights, but honestly I found the free version to be more than enough. It scans your tests so there is no need to keep them, creates charts for you which is helpful to show your doctor if there are ongoing concerns, and it adjusts your fertile window and ovulation day based on your ovulation tests. This feature alone gave me SO much insight to my body and it allowed me to feel what was going on in my body once I knew what was happening. You can even track symptoms, CM, moods, and temperature. I highly recommend also buying a BBT thermometer because it works in conjunction with the strips. Patterns in your temperature directly correlate to your ovulation. Make sure it’s a BBT thermometer, not a regular! The community tab in the app is SO helpful. You can post anonymously, ask questions, create polls, read others experiences, and follow along with those who are experiencing the same thing, and there are experts and doctors on there available to answer questions as well. I can’t believe how helpful and insightful the strips and app were to me. Some reviews say the strips are defective… but I’ve bought 2 boxes at very different times and they were both totally fine and read as they should. The fact they came with 10 pregnancy tests is also so helpful! Andddd the pregnancy tests actually read sooner than Clear blue, so I got a faint positive a day sooner than the big expensive brands. While I’m not rating this product on its ability to help me conceive, I did actually conceive my first cycle using these. And it’s neat because the app will now transition to a pregnancy app and be super helpful throughout my pregnancy. WORTH NOTING: I see a lot of Amazon reviews preaching “got pregnant first month!” which I did, but that is not the norm. There are manyyyy women on the app struggling and using it for months on end, possibly discovering underlying issues of pcos, endo, etc., and even they find use in the strips because they paint a clear picture of a woman’s cycle and it can be very helpful to OB’s for women who are trying with no luck to conceive. Also: these strips can be used just for those trying to NOT get pregnant without the need of contraception. After having these I will never go back on the birth control pill. It is just so much easier to pee on the stick and know which 3-5 days to avoid doing the deed if we do not wish to conceive that month. For the price point, they are worth their weight in gold! They are so helpful and I’ve recommended them to so many of my friends. Lastly: BUY THE LITTLE CUPS!! I purchased Dixie brand clear little 2oz 100 count cups I believe they were:.. makes peeing and dipping the sticks much easier! Hope this is helpful, please give them a try!!

I was skeptical at first about this product. I unknowingly starting testing wayyy too late thinking I was earlier in my cycle than I really was. Even so I was still getting "high" readings so I was unsure whether it would work for me. I ended up getting my period so that testing cycle was done. I started testing at day 6 of my next cycle so I for sure wouldn't miss ovulation. I was worried that I wasn't going to be able to tell by the tests when I was ovulating. I was SO wrong!! I tested in the morning on day 13 of my cycle and got a high reading. We had sex in the afternoon of that day and not even an hour later after that I tested again and BAM. Holy peak line batman! It was BOLD. I know it says you don't need to test after you get a peak line but I wanted to see how long it lasts. The peak held through, through day 13 and 14. We had sex again day 14 and now I'm on day 15 and the Lh count is starting to decrease. I have no idea if we will conceive or not but I'm not rating it based on what my body decides to do. For what it's designed to do it did it perfectly! Hopefully I can update in a few weeks with a BFP! Update: so I wasn't one of the lucky ones I these reviews that got their BFP after the first cycle. It actually took 6 cycles and a chemical pregnancy. It kinda makes you think buying these that you'll just get pregnant right away by how the reviews rave about it. It's still a delicate process and these are just a tool to help that process so don't get discouraged if it doesn't happen right away. Even healthy couples with no infertility issues can take a year to conceive. However, these do really help with finding out your ovulation window. You'll ovulate 12-48 hours after your first positive test. It's best to pair these with a basal thermometer to confirm ovulation. Tracking with both of those I was able to get the exact date of ovulation each month. These are the best lh strips I have seen by far. I have had absolutely no issues using them over the last 6 months. I have never had to do a urine hold or restrict liquids, my results have always been consistent. The issue I do have, however, is with the pregnancy test. I first got a faint line on another Amazon cheapie at 8 dpo, I could kind of make out a shadow on these but looking back at the test it's nearly non existent. I'm now 10 dpo and the lines on all other tests have decently progressed, even to the point of getting a positive digital, yet these are still just BARELY a shadow. I don't know how others are getting decent lines so early with them. Maybe I got a bad batch? All I know is that it's kind of heartbreaking to get no line on the tests after so many positives. I'm just sticking to other brands now so I don't get too stressed out about it. Update 2: at 11 dpo the lines on the easy @ home started to become more noticeable. I do have odd variations throughout the day with these tests but overall they're decent. Now at 19 dpo they are pretty decent dark lines. I have maxed out the first response hcg level so I'm finished testing and will just wait until my first ultrasound next week. These aren't the best but not the worst either. They work. I'd still stick with FRER for early testing though.

I had a baby about a year ago and wanted to get pregnant again. I was following my period calendar to see my ovulation window. After a few months of no pregnancy I bought these test strips. My calendar was way off. I was not ovulating when it said I was. After tracking my LH levels for 2 cycles I just found out I'm pregnant. I would highly suggest you track your ovulation. This test kit worked for me. I'm 45 and pregnant with my 2nd baby. Good luck to you!

These aren't fancy like the clearblue pregnancy tests, but they are very accurate and without all of the plastic waste too! I ordered these in August 2022, and we are expecting our first baby in August 2023. The ovulation strips worked great, instructions were easy to follow, and the app was really great and user friendly to accurately tell you where you were in the ovulation portion of your cycle. I also like that I have a little keepsake showing the progress of when we were able to conceive, which will be helpful for any future pregnancies! I like the portion of tests too, only 10 pregnancy tests, which is more than enough for the amount of ovulation strips that are given. The pregnancy tests were also successful in catching our pregnancy early! Overall an amazing product that is great value!

I’ve been tracking my cycle for several months and these tests have honestly made the process much less stressful. The ovulation strips are easy to read, the lines develop clearly, and I noticed they were sensitive enough to detect my LH surge earlier than some other brands I tried before. The pregnancy tests also gave very clear results without needing to guess or hold them under different lighting. I especially appreciated that the instructions were simple and that the packaging kept everything organized and hygienic. For anyone TTC (trying to conceive), having reliable tests at home really helps reduce anxiety and makes cycle tracking feel more manageable. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for affordable but trustworthy ovulation and pregnancy tests. I’ll continue using them for future cycles.

Hat einfach und zuverlässig funktioniert. Achtung: hat bei mir nicht mit draufpinkeln geklappt, sondern Urin musste im Becher aufgefangen und der Teststreifen eingetaucht werden. Der Teststreifen misst den Wert im Urin sehr genau mit der App - da ich anfänglich misstrauisch war, habe ich den Streifen mehrmals abfotografiert und immer dasselbe Ergebnis (Wert) in der App erhalten. Nach ein paar wenigen Teststreifen in einem Zyklus war ich bereits schwanger - auch die Schwangerschaftstests haben am ersten Tag bei Ausbleiben der Periode sofort angeschlagen (wenn auch nur sehr hell). Meine Freundin hat ebenfalls dieselben Streifen verwendet und war ebenfalls sehr zufrieden mit der Handhabung. Preis-Leistung top im Vergleich zu den Preisen in der Drogerie.

Buen producto, resultados muy claros. Solo que algunas funciones de la App son de paga.

I got it last week and the expiry date is only a month away.