Well me and my husband had been trying for a baby for 8 months, and were starting to think there was something wrong when every month only one little blue line popped up on the pregnancy tests. But then on the 18th January, I'd been feeling very sick for a good couple of weeks, and I was constantly tired, beginning to think I was ill with some kind of virus, I realised my monthly friend hadn't been in a while and my husband rushed me off to Tesco to buy a test. We aren't well off, and we're not poor, but I have much more important things to spend my money on than spending £15 for a pregnancy test, so I opted for a Tesco Pregnancy test priced at £2.99 for one ...  Read the complete review

I was convinced I was pregnant. I was feeling nervous, had a few headaches and had a funny taste in my mouth that I only ever experienced when I was pregnant. So I bought a couple of these cheap stip urine tests from a seller on ebay for a couple of quid. In fact there was 15 in a pack. When they arrived in the post I tried it straight away and there was no line. Was it too early to try? was I maybe just not pregnant? A couple of days later I did the same and again nothing. By this point I didn't feel normal, I mean I had symptoms! So I gave it a week adn tried again. This time there was a very faint line that was "debatable". I showed my husband and he said .  Read the complete review

This opinion is writen by me, with the information supplied by my wife. She has Found a U.K Based website www.maybebabies.com where you can buy Pregnancy and Ovulation tests very cheap. She brought 10 ovulation tests for just £15.00 (Boots Price £40.00) And also 10 Pregnancy tests for £17.00 (Less than £2.00 each) (boots price approx £55.00!!!) She ordered Them at 3pm on a Friday afternoon, and they arrived on Saturday Morning, can you believe? She used the ovulation tests which told her when she was about to ovulate, they came with a chart and full instructions. And 3 days before her period was even due, she ...  Read the complete review