Only bought this brand because of the number of test stripes in the box. They are not not hard to use, but can be messier then just peeing directly on the stick (that has a cover). I really don't know how acurate they were for me. This month I will test them against another brand to see. Also, they are the cheapest at Wal-Mart!

I have found keeping the vial sealed in a Zip-Lock type of bag allowes the test strips to be used for a few months. I've tested the results received on these tests with other brands a few months after opening, and they are still accurate. I have suffered through primary infertility (thankfully have a 4 year old son now) and now through secondary infertilty, so even though they show I am ovulating month after month (and blood tests confirm it), I have "unexplained infertility" and my body won't cooperate!!! The person with the headline of "trying to conceive #7"... you don't know how blessed you are!!!!

This product definitely helped me predict my cycle and conceive. My doctor gave this product two thumbs up. I agree.

I'm a little torn on this product. I have been trying to conceive for 7 months...and trying to determine ovulation for about 3 or 4 of those months. I have used other pee on a stick type tests with normal results. I have a long period...around 35 days, but it has been as little as 31 which qualifies as "irregular." So I thought I'd give these strips a try since they include more per batch. First of all, the test is harder to use...it's not hard...pee in a tiny cup, stick a tab in there to mid-way in the green line, take it out, wait, read result...but it's harder then just peeing on a stick. Secondly, the directions say you shouldn't use sticks longer then 30 days, so if you have any leftovers you can't continue to use them. Maybe you can but who has time to test that theory? If you are trying to conceive you don't have a month to spare to see if the sticks might still work after 30 days Thirdly, the first day I started taking this I got an ovulation result. This was shortly after I finished my period and I knew I wasn't ovulating as I normally ovulate much later. I had no other signs of ovulation. I thought maybe the misread was because I used first thing in the morning urine. Some ovulation tests tell you not to do this, but this one didn't say anything about that. I tried the second urine of the day thinking this would be more accurate but it still came up as ovulating. During the course of the month I got one other test that said I was ovulating...also not really on my normal cycle...this time I thought it might be b/c I drank liquid within a 2 hr period before taking the test (something it says not to do but I thought that was b/c it would dilute the hormone..not give a false positive.) Finally a day or two after I was "supposed" to ovulate according to all the calculators it showed I was ovulating again. This time I believed it b/c it was close to all the calendar predictors and I had all the other physical signs of ovulating. However, if I had just used a normal 5 day box of pee on a stick tests I would have missed knowing that. And I did get pregnant this month. So if you really aren't sure when you ovulate or it wildly fluctuates I really can't say this test is 100% accurate...and could be misleading. On the other hand, it eventually did predict when I was ovulating and I got pregnant b/c of it. If I had to do it again I'd just buy 3 boxes of the pee on a stick tests and spend a little extra money then go through the extra steps and possible uncertainty with this test.

I have to say that I had to read the instructions a few times, but luckily I had lots of sticks to practice with, Yes I know they are only good for one month but the give so many it allows you to you them in excess, If I'm not pregnant this month I will be buying more

My husband and I decided only this month to try for baby #2. We tried for 7 months with our 1st pregnancy before purchasing an ovulation predictor, then we were pregnant the next month. I have irregular periods, so 20 test strips were my #1 reason for choosing this kit (along with lower cost). The results were easy to read (faint test line is not a +, but possibly a sign that you are near ovulation). I received 2 identical lines on day 10 of testing, a DARK purple test line on day 11 and 2 identical lines on day 12. We took advantage of all 3 + and hope to be pregnant month 1 of TTC... Should know in 2 weeks! The drawbacks are that you have to urinate in a small cup and hold the test strip in the urine for 1 minute... it can be a bit tricky. I would certainly prefer a direct stream test, but I really like having 20 tests in one kit. I even tested twice on the days when I received a + and still have remaining tests. Good luck!

We conceived on the first try with this product, so when we started trying for our second child I bought this again. This time, it took 3 tries, but each month it clearly showed when I was ovulating and it was so irregular that I would never have known that I was ovulating otherwise. I love this kit because, 1) it works!, 2) you get 20 sticks instead of 7-10 for a good price, 3) it is very easy to see the difference in the lines when your ovulating vs not ovulating. The only downside is that the sticks expire after 1 month, so you can't use the leftover sticks the following month if you didn't conceive.

I'm using natural family planning until we are ready to conceive (soon). I've been tracking my cycle since going off the pill almost 1 yr ago. These are the best ovulation trackers I've used (Clearblue and RteAid brand NEVER gave me a positive result, even alongside a positive Answer test stick). They are consistent for me, but I think this can vary for each user, since a woman's chemistry is so unique. I think these are a great value, since you get so many to a pack, but the downside is that they all have to be used within 30 days--defeats the purpose (I've tried them after, but they come out faint). If they packaged them a little differently, that would be better. But I do like that they don't use an entire plastic casing for each test strip--so wasteful!

I started to use this product when I came off of birth control and wanted to conceive. I started testing and got positives for 3 days and became pregnant! They are easy to use and work after the expired date. Good luck to all using

I truely bought this kit for the first in my life trying to conceive at 40yrs old. This kit never showed me a positive in the 3 days before and after ovulation,although i had other fertility signs.So i would not reccommend this kit to any one at this time. No pregnacy for me this month that i'm aware of so i will try a different kit..