One Step: 20 Ovulation Test Strips - Highly Sensitive Fertility Tests - 20miu/ml Testing Kits

Update: I took a pregnancy test at 12 dpo and it was positive!!!! I also tested with the few batch of one step ovulation test I had remaining to check for pregnancy (yes this is possible) and they came out positive! Definitely recommend. Just to note: One step is the test at the top the test in the middle is boots. At first I was a little bit sceptical because of the bad reviews, I still went ahead and purchase anyways. It was 50/50 chance for me, as I already had boots own brand (I know, whats the point right) It was my first time using opk sticks. I used clearblue digital last month and nothing. So I decided to try the sticks. Why not they were cheap anyways. So I decided to use both this brand (One Step) and boots brand.They both came out positive but be careful tho. I tested with second morning urine with both Step one and boots and they were negative. I tested same day in the afternoon and still negative, the line was there but not as strong as the control line. I decided I was going to bed but I had this feeling that I needed to test before bed and there you have it!!! Almost 11:30pm strong positives on all three test. I'm so happy ☺ it really worked

Really good product! I've just ordered another one. Delivery was fast, price is really good and you get a lot with your order. I test once a day at the moment but as I'm in my fertile window at present I will start testing twice a day. Really easy to test. You just dip one end that is clearly marked for ten second and then lay it flat and wait for about three minutes for the result. The test line comes up quickly. Haven't had two lines yet but I'm expecting them to appear any day now! I would really recommend this to any one trying for a baby!

Yes, these are really quite nice, especially for the price. All ovulation tests are a little messy, I don't need to get into that here, but I found these to be nice. They mostly worked for me where the more expensive brands and pharmacy ones failed (and yes, blood tests confirmed what the tests denied), except in one month out of 9 that I was using them. And yes, I'm sure I was ovulating in that month, the result is busy kicking my bladder really hard. So, if other brands failed you, this may be more appropriate for you, and give you the desired indication - though they are not 100% either, but possibly 99.9%

Used these from the start of my cycle whilst trying to conceive and also charted basal temp after a period of trying unsuccessfully due to irregular periods. I stuck each one down on a sheet and kept a record of the day and quite easily saw the textbook increase in line colour at the same time my temperature was doing what it was meant to. Got pregnant that very first cycle and now have a 9 month old! I carried on using these after ovulation and had planned to use it to my next period when I noticed a second peak, turns out they detect pregnancy too due to the hormones being very similar! Seeing the second peak combined with googling whether you can ovulate twice in one month led me to take pregnancy test! Definitely recommended and would use again! Took the stress out of guessing with irregular cycles especially after trying for a long time!

I bought for my wife after use she says its not giving accurate results.

The instructions state they you should not test first thing in the morning because the hormone surge does not take place until later in the day. You are meant to limit fluid intake for 2 hours before testing. It was not convenient to take these to work and I found it difficult not to drink at all after returning home, so it was difficult to follow these instructions to the letter. I tried my best but found that the strips were not sensitive enough to show a positive test for ovulation- possibly because I had not managed to avoid drinking completely. They may work better if you are very strict about not taking any fluids. I found the baby start ovulation microscope which allows you to analyse saliva first thing in the morning to detect a fractal crystal 'ferning' pattern when the saliva has dried onto a glass window much more convenient and it did actually show positive results for ovulation.

I tried and tested and I am so happy with the results. Do not believe you ovulate on day 14 ladies, it is just a myth. Everyone is different and typically, the longer your cycle (e.g. 30-35 days) is the later you ovulate and the shorter your cycle (e.g. 21-26 days) is the earlier you ovulate! My cycle is normally 26 days (although sometimes, due to stress, illness, travel etc.) it may be 25, or 27 days. Prior to using these ovulation strips I believed I always ovulated on day 12 (they say to take 14 days off your normal cycle).I was mistaken. In fact, after using these ovulation strips I found out I ovulate on day 10 ! :-) Knowing the day you ovulate makes a great difference to when you plan baby-dancing! Typically, it is recommended to baby-dance 2-3 days prior to ovulation (so there is sperm present & waiting for the egg), on day of ovulation (+2 days after the ovulation). The test showed me a peak in the LH (luteinizing hormone) on the cycle day 9. That means you are going to ovulate soon - eg. within the next 12 - 36 hours. Also, i recommend the following amazing website that explains it all ladies: http://beautifulcervix.com/your-cycle/#throughout

First month using these as I'm charting my ovulation to start trying for baby in a few months time. I started on day 9 and got positives until day 12 when I got a negative in the morning then positive at 6pm (I did 3 in total in a row between 6pm and 8pm and all were positive) I would recommend doing 2 a day as some women only have a surge for 12 hours so if you test once a day you may miss it. Just make sure you only count a line that is as dark as or darker than the test line (it's very tempting to convince yourself when it's not actually dark enough to be your surge. You really will know when you get a positive as their is no mistaking it. Good Luck Ladies x