***Before reading this is a very girly review and talks about pregnancy and the joys of being a woman. Therefore all males need to keep this in mind before reading!!!***** My twin boys had just turned 19 months old and as much as I love being a mum, more children were not on the cards in the near future. But then I felt VERY sick and ill. In fact I said to Mr Lools I think I may be seriously ill. The weird dreams started and I was "late" (not the kind of late due to timekeeping!). I decided that the best thing to do was a pregnancy test as my symptoms were exactly like when I last fell pregnant but I was convinced I couldn't be pregnant. ...  Read the complete review

Oh my gosh!!! As some of you might know, I have just started trying for a baby with my husband. Well, last week I had cause to buy a pregnancy test. I will not bore you with the details as I know there are quite a few men on her who don't really want to hear all the ins and outs of the female anatomy but lets just say something didn't arrive that I was expecting and so that's what prompted me to send my husband to Tesco's at 9pm last Friday night. Why couldn't I have told him sooner he said but I think he will have to get used to me being irrational for a little while! I sent him with specific instructions to get the Clearblue tests as these are the ...  Read the complete review

After having suffered several previous losses, I am at a stage in my pregnancy where I cannot quite believe it and so am still regularly peeing on sticks to make sure that my hormone levels are increasing and lines are darkening. While the majority of the tests I have used over the last week have been of the standard variety where you look for two lines and then have to interpret the results yourself, I have also used several of these Clearblue Digital Tests With Conception Indicator (henceforth known as the tests). With these tests being amongst the most expensive on the market, it's definitely worth shopping around before purchasing, for example Boots charges £10.99 ...  Read the complete review

***I was unsure whether to post this review or not as I wrote it last year when I suspected I was pregnant. However I subsequently lost the baby, so obviously I am not pregnant anymore, but the test was very useful at the time and gave me the results I wanted, so I suppose it's still a valid review. Just don't congratulate me because I am not pregnant anymore!!!*** I purchased this test because I had previously done 3 cheap tests (99p for 3 from B&M Bargains) and although the result did seem to be positive, I was not sure because the lines were so unbelievably faint, and as we had not been particularly trying for a baby, I was really quite unsure about ...  Read the complete review

I can still remember the day 4 years and 3 months ago when I had the niggling feeling I was with child. I was at work and something in the back of my mind was telling me I was so I randomly on my lunch break went to boots and bought a really cheap test (costing about 4 quid or so!) and went to work locking myself in the bathroom to get down to business. When it came up with a somewhat fuzzy cross saying positive, I didn't know what to do with myself! I told my best friend and as dad-to-be was away with work and I wanted to be 100% positive, she met me after work and I shelled out for a proper test (enter Clearblue Digital Pregnancy Test with Conception Indicator!) and we  Read the complete review