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dazies827
expecting boy # 3

Member since 9/09 2522 total posts
Name: Chris
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Ovulation kit?
Who used one and which one is good?
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Posted 9/1/10 12:52 PM |
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AndyNJune
LIF Infant

Member since 5/10 103 total posts
Name: June
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Re: Ovulation kit?
I use Answer brand. They are around $23 at CVS and there is a $7 rebate in the box.
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Posted 9/1/10 12:57 PM |
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dazies827
expecting boy # 3

Member since 9/09 2522 total posts
Name: Chris
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Re: Ovulation kit?
Posted by AndyNJune
I use Answer brand. They are around $23 at CVS and there is a $7 rebate in the box. Thank you
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Posted 9/1/10 12:59 PM |
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AndyNJune
LIF Infant

Member since 5/10 103 total posts
Name: June
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Re: Ovulation kit?
Oh, and I actually just bought internet cheapies for around $5 for 50 (I think), but I haven't used them yet. They can get expensive after a few months.
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Posted 9/1/10 1:02 PM |
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Egg
LIF Adolescent

Member since 5/09 627 total posts
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Re: Ovulation kit?
clearblue easy is good because you don't have to guess - you either get a smiley or an empty circle.
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Posted 9/1/10 4:00 PM |
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MrsDeVito
Gio's gonna be a big brother!

Member since 7/09 4671 total posts
Name: Christina
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Re: Ovulation kit?
Posted by Egg
clearblue easy is good because you don't have to guess - you either get a smiley or an empty circle.
Yup the clearblue easy digital ones are the easiest to read. No trying to decipher line darkness, just for positive and an empty circle for negative.
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Posted 9/1/10 6:52 PM |
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MrsRitaB
Love of my life! <3

Member since 4/10 4669 total posts
Name: Ri
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Re: Ovulation kit?
Posted by MrsDeVito
Posted by Egg
clearblue easy is good because you don't have to guess - you either get a smiley or an empty circle.
Yup the clearblue easy digital ones are the easiest to read. No trying to decipher line darkness, just for positive and an empty circle for negative.
yup and they are like $32 on amazon with free shipping when you do the subscribe and save program
it comes with 20 so that usually is good for 2 months - i only used 6 this month
Message edited 9/1/2010 6:55:02 PM.
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Posted 9/1/10 6:54 PM |
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dazies827
expecting boy # 3

Member since 9/09 2522 total posts
Name: Chris
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Re: Ovulation kit?
Thanks ladies
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Posted 9/2/10 11:53 AM |
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emomma17
All My Girls!

Member since 11/08 4392 total posts
Name: Mia
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Re: Ovulation kit?
Posted by Egg
clearblue easy is good because you don't have to guess - you either get a smiley or an empty circle.
Ditto this is what I use as well
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Posted 9/2/10 11:54 AM |
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JackiePags
They're the love of my life
Member since 8/10 1299 total posts
Name: Jackie
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Re: Ovulation kit?
Posted by AndyNJune
I use Answer brand. They are around $23 at CVS and there is a $7 rebate in the box.
Pd $21 at Rite Aid w. the $7 rebate
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Posted 9/2/10 11:56 AM |
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babybird2010
Baby brother coming soon!

Member since 3/10 2288 total posts
Name: Jeanette
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Re: Ovulation kit?
I never used the digitals. I used the first response ones for 3 months and I never had a problem determining the lines. The first month we ttc which was the 3rd month I used the OPK I got pregnant . I would try both and see what works for you!
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Posted 9/2/10 12:34 PM |
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