Clearplan Home Ovulation Test

i had been trying for a baby for 3 years and no look :( so i had blood test done to see if i was ovulating and they came back 4.7 which means you dont ovulate thay have to be 5 or above. so i brought these test to see for my self. the test came back possitive for LH on day 15. so i went back to the hospital for a blood test and it cam back 5.6. the doctor said he was very sorry but the first lot of bloods were taken after i ovulated thats why they can back 4.7. i was so pleased now i can start planning a baby. i recommed these if you are trying to find out the best time to concieve.

At the end of 1997 we decided to start a family. I had never been very good at keeping tracking of my periods; I was always getting caught out when it started, so I didn?t have a clue when it would be the ?right time? of each month for me to get pregnant. I knew that there are two days each month when you are the most fertile, I just didn?t have a clue when it would be for me. So I brought a Clear Plan Home Ovulation Test. The test works by looking for a surge in the amount of luteinising hormone in your urine. This hormone is always present, but 24-36 hours before an egg is released levels increase greatly. Therefore by knowing when the surge happens, you can ...  Read the complete review

After trying to conceive for the last 9 months I decided to invest £20 in an ovulation prediction kit to see if that would improve my chances. I'd read about these in a baby forum which I frequent and they were well recommended by those who had used them. I bought the ClearPlan kit as it is made by the same manufacturers as ClearBlue pregnancy tests which I have found to be excellent. ~~~~ How They Work ~~~~ The CleaPlan kit comes with 5 tests which you should use on 5 consecutive days. The tests detect the level of lutinising hormone (LH) in your urine. LH should always be present but will levels will rise just before ovulation. Once you have ...  Read the complete review