Customer Reviews

Clearblue Easy Digital Ovulation Test, 20 Count (Packaging May Vary)

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My husband and I just went thru our first round of IUI (finger's crossed) and was instructed by the nurse to start using the ovulation kit (of our choice) on day 10. After reading all the reviews, this seemed to be the easiest to use, and had the best feedback, so we went with these. On Day 10 - cirlce. Day 11- smiley face. We called the nurse and the next day they did an ultra-sound showing that I was in fact ready (ie. the test was accurate) and they went ahead with IUI. We're trying to stay very optimistic that one round is all we'll need (so think good thoughts) but if not, I have total confidence in using these for the following cycles.

I love the smiley faces on these - no more comparing line darkness! I also like that these are the best deal I can find anywhere - you get 20 sticks, and they are individually wrapped so you don't have to use all of them in one month like some tests require. I would definitely recommend these!

I have been TTCing for over a year now without success, expended time and money in IC's and never got a positive (I have long, irregular cycles after the contraceptive injection). I decided to invested in this product, the first month on CD33 and CD34 I got the smiley face, 10 days later I am pregnant with my first baby.

It definitely worth the price.

Like many women, I had trouble interpreting the two-line system on the standard dipstick OPK's. A friend suggested that I try the smiley face digital sticks, and I'm glad I did! It's very clear to see when you've had your LH surge, because the smiley face is unmistakable. I also use the ClearBlue Easy ovulation monitor, because it measures both the LH level and the estrogen level. It gives you 3 levels of fertility (low, high, and peak), so it provides a lot more information than just the LH measurement. I use the ovulation monitor in the morning and the smiley face sticks in the late afternoon, and oftentimes the afternoon test is the one that turns positive first. This two-test technique has definitely helped me pinpoint my LH surges and plan my BD sessions accordingly!

What sold me on this product was that I didn't have to figure out if a line was darker or lighter. It was a very obvious happy face or circle. After trying for many months, I didn't want to analyze or overthink anything. I bought a box and started using them on the proper day. They are super easy to use and to read. On the 5th day of usage, I got a smiley face. Now, a few weeks later, I'm pregnant.

They worked for me!

We conceived our first child when we weren't trying, but this time it's taking a bit longer, so I decided to try these ovulation tests. I used these tests for the first time this cycle and they worked great. I got a positive 2 days in a row, and then my basal temp went up 2 days later--so it looks like they were very accurate. I had more "warning" that ovulation was going to occur soon with these tests than I have in past cycles with charting alone (using the method from Taking Charge of Your Fertility). I would definitely recommend these tests (in conjunction with charting), especially if you're like me and have irregular cycles.

One thing to note when using these tests: the package insert says you should ideally use your first morning urine, and that you should only test if you haven't urinated for the last 4 hours. I have read elsewhere that the LH surge occurs in the morning, so if you test first thing, you might miss it. I had also read that some women's LH surge is less than 24 hours, so again, if you only tested each morning, you would miss it. Accordingly, I decided to test twice a day. One morning I tested negative, and then I tested again around 3 PM--positive. (And I had peed within 4 hrs of that test). The next morning and evening, I was still positive. Testing twice a day meant that I had a longer period of time during which I knew I was about to ovulate, but hadn't yet.

So use these tests, but test twice a day! Good luck!

My husband and I were on our third month of trying to conceive. I was going by an ovulation calendar, fertility friend.com, and OPK test strips. My cycles are longer, usually 33 days so I ovulate later. All of my ovulation symptoms aligned with the calendar/chart (I THOUGHT), for example my ovulation cramps started during that time, I had EWCM during those days, and my test line on the OPKs was usually bold. I was beginning to get concerned because I just KNEW we were making love on the correct days.

Going into our third month of trying I decided to quit playing the guessing game with those lines, they were driving me CRAZY! I broke down and paid extra for the digital Clear Blue Easy Ovulation tests. To my surprise, I was not ovulating until day 21/22! We were WAY off on our timing! Well, I am 6 weeks and 1 day pregnant my first month of using Clear Blue Easy Digital Ovulation! We could not believe it. There was also A LOT of praying going on so I have to give ALL the credit to my Savior. To sum it up, LOTS OF PRAYER and Clear Blue Easy was the answer for us!

GOD BLESS and always remember, HIS timing is PERFECT! :)

This is a GREAT product. It has been really helpful in determining when I ovulate - and who doesn't love the smiley face?!?!? Just a little bit about me, I have been TTC for over a year and just recentally started testing twice per day to catch my surge right from the beginning. I use my CBE fertility monitor in the morning and the CBE digital kit in the afternoon. TTC can get expensive when you test multiple times per day - but of course in the end it is all worth it. I didn't realize it but I ran out of my digital ovulation test sticks so I wondered what would happen if I used my fertility monitor sticks in the digital tester and guess what...IT WORKS!!!! Right here on Amazon you can get a pack of 30 fertility monitor test sticks for less than buying a brand new digital kit. I wanted to pass this along to others in the same boat. Good luck and baby dust to all! :)

I kept getting no results going about the morning or noon instructions until one month I decided to test 3 times during the day. In the morning, around noon, and after I got off work around 6. The first month I tried this, I got a positive at the 6pm time. The next month, the positive was around 6pm again.

I have tried this and can definitely tell you that it DOES NOT ALWAYS WORK ACCURATELY. It NEVER gave me a positive result after many tries. Once I suspected it was unreliable, I tried additional testing methods. I got my proof one morning when I ran two tests simultaneously of ClearBlue and an unbranded non-digital test (the one with the two lines). Clearblue one gave me a negative result, the other one gave me a positive result. I later confirmed that the unbranded non-digital was indeed correct. Clearblue was not. My suggestion: don't rely on this product alone. I've seen it fail.