I used this at 11DPO with both pregnancies and it was great as there was no mistaking it. I used it again a week after finding out and it was reassuring to see the number of weeks since conception rising. It also lasts on screen for about 24 hours so it was a nice way to tell the mother in law.
I also used it to help confirm an oncoming miscarriage. My lines on other HPTs seemed to be getting lighter. When I used the clear blue, I had dropped from being 2-3 weeks pregnant to 1-2 weeks pregnant, so this confirmed for me that my HCG levels were dropping without ifs, buts and interpretations.
Too expensive if you are a POAS addict, but great for one off confirmation when you're unsure.

I have heard from one of my friend about the digital tools available in the market for testing pregnancy. It is about one year passed since my marriage and now I have to go to laboratories every time when I have a doubt that I got pregnant. Sometimes there would be some tee probe repair and the scan would not work they say. If I have this tool, it will be really convenient for me. I have read all the information about the Clearblue Digital Pregnancy Test from this post. I would also like to know about its price so that I can decide to buy it if it is affordable. I have also gone through the reviews by the users and I am pretty satisfied.

I was going to the doctor tomorrow to check on the status of my pregnancy but their ultrasound went out. Unfortunately, they will be requiring tee probe repair before I can get in to find out, so I was thinking about just doing a home pregnancy test. Is Clearblue reliable?