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tryingfornumber3
post 10/09/2007, 05:59 AM
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Definitely recommend CONFIRM gave me a line when my HCG was only 5 then as i was losing the bean it also gave me a line when my HCG was ONLY 3 Have never gotten a false positive or an evap on them and have been testing with them for 22 months. I give them a 15/10 lol
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post 10/09/2007, 07:38 AM
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Pregnow - 10ml
1. Have you experienced evaporation lines? NO
2. Have you experienced false positives? NO
3. If applicable, how early did you get a legitimate + result? 16 dpo
4. Rate the test out of 10.They were ok for me, No problems Nice and afordable for POAS addicts 7/10.

Forlife - dipper- 10ml
1. Have you experienced evaporation lines? NO
2. Have you experienced false positives? NO
3. If applicable, how early did you get a legitimate + result? 13 dpo
4. Rate the test out of 10. No problems used them with my first pg to cheap and easy.. 7/10.

Pregnosis - 25mlU
1. Have you experienced evaporation lines? NO
2. Have you experienced false positives? NO
3. If applicable, how early did you get a legitimate + result? 12 dpo
4. Rate the test out of 10. came up after 5 min but before 10 min, quite exspensive for what it is.. would go for another brand first..5/10.

Confirm – 25mIU
1. Have you experienced evaporation lines? NO
2. Have you experienced false positives? NO
3. If applicable, how early did you get a legitimate + result? N/A
4. Rate the test out of 10. cGrate test...No line at all with a BFN .7/10.

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~My~little~ones
post 15/09/2007, 01:50 PM
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Foretel Extra - BIGGEST FATTEST 0 out of 10.
Game me two evap lines today which I mistaked for a BFP. Do NOT use these tests, they should be banned. mad.gif
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MickeyBoo
post 20/09/2007, 11:26 AM
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CONFIRM

1. Have you experienced evaporation lines? No
2. Have you experienced false positives? No
3. If applicable, how early did you get a legitimate + result? 12DPO, faint but there, easier seen without the casing on, and accurate, as blood test result showed HCG 25 yesterday just after I did HPT.
4. Rate the test out of 10. 10/10
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post 25/09/2007, 03:53 PM
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It has been requested to add an OPK rating thread to accompany the HPT ratings thread.

Feel free to add your opinion on various brands of OPK and include a rating out of 10. Are there certain brands you have never received a + on when you have on others etc????
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~M~
post 25/09/2007, 03:56 PM
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Ovunow OPK's

Price 9/10 (can't remember exactly how much for how many but I know they are pretty cheap compared to others I guess since you are buying in bulk?)

Accuracy 7/10 (took 3 months to get a true + OPK, had to use one every few hours to catch the surge - lucky they are cheap and in bulk! Trying to figure out the OPK line in comparison to the control line and weather it = +OPK also does your head in!)

ETA Haven't used any other brands so nothing to compare it to blush.gif

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~My~little~ones
post 25/09/2007, 03:59 PM
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Thanks Nut! biggrin.gif

Ovunow - (Internet cheapies)

I find these tests to be quite accurate and have received many +'s on them but with each test sometimes having different control line thickness/colour, because of this I find them a little hard to read in determining a TRUE +.
I'd rate them 8 out of 10

These are the only tests I have used so far...Interested in hearing from those who have used ClearBlue Digital O tests...? unsure.gif

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Twitchy
post 26/09/2007, 07:28 AM
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Confirm Kit - about $20 from Coles - 9/10 (I'd give them 10 but they are a bit pricey so they only get a 9!) - these are my favourites. You get 5 OPKs and a HPT in the kit, and they are the cassette style where you use a dropper to put in 3 drops of urine rather than dipping them. I find them to be the most sensitive and give me a + everytime without a doubt. Will be going back to using these again this cycle as they are the most reliable.

Fortel Kit
- about $18 from Coles - 4/10 - I am fairly sure you get about 7 OPKs and a HPT with these ones. They are also the cassette style test, but I didn't find that they are as sensitive as the Confirm ones. I think I did get a + on some of the tests, but it usually snuck up on you without many faint lines before it (showed no line at all most of the tests prior to O). I know I definately missed my surge on this test, that is when I stopped using them.

Ovunowinternet cheapies - 50 for $40 from Fertility Natropath or Ebay - 8/10 - my second favourite brand. These are the thin dip stick kind, and they do sometimes get indent spots on them, but for less than a buck a test you can't go wrong! I do find them about the same sensitivity as the Confirm tests, but cheaper. I'd use these all the time if I was organised enough to order them in time, LOL.

Lullaby Conception internet cheapies - 30 for $30 from Lullaby Concetion - 6/10 - I used these for the first time last cycle. They are also the thin dip stick kind. I didn't get any faulty tests in the pack, but I did find that the test is less sensitive than the Confirm or Ovunows. The packet states 20mIu, but the + I got wasn't as dark as the control line, but it was the darkest line that I got. So keep in mind that your surge might be detected with a less than + opk with this brand, but that doesn't mean that you didn't O. When the line starts to darken, BD BD BD, and don't stop until a few days after it goes light again.

First Response OPKs
- About $20 from Woolworths, 5 or 7 in a pack? - 5/10 - I vaguely remember using a few of these way back. They are the dip kind, but thicker than the IC's. I didn't find they were all that senstive, about the same as the Fortel ones.

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subamum
post 28/09/2007, 03:21 PM
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1. Have you experienced evaporation lines?
Never with any test

2. Have you experienced false positives?
Never with any test

3. If applicable, how early did you get a legitimate + result?
Earliest any test was + I was 8 days late.

4. Rate the test out of 10.
7/10
Pregnosis - 25mlU
Answer Early Result Pregnancy Test - 25mlU
Discover One Step - 25 mlU
Confirm – 25mIU
First response - 25 - 100mlU

10/10
Crystal Clear - 25mIU
Clear blue +/- - 25 - 50 mlU
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LittleDCJ
post 03/10/2007, 03:20 PM
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Ovunow (internet cheapy). - 9/10
I also bought mine from Fertility naturopath. There were the 1st brand of OPKs I used. Since you get so many I was using 3 a day to detect ovulation. I alway got a very strong +ve test result which increased in intensity and then disappeared. These results also matched perfectly with CM and FF temping. I was very confident that I was getting a true +ve when I did.

Clearblue digital ovulation kit - 6/10 (purely based on price - very expensive at over $10 a test ohmy.gif ohmy.gif ohmy.gif ).
I had run out of Ovunow test strips as I ovulated 4 days later that expected one cycle. After going to 3 pharmacies and supermarkets this was all I could get my hands on. I was desperate as I didn't want to miss the surge. On my first test I got a smiley face (+ve). Haven't tested again using them as they are so expensive.
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