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conigs25
So in love with this kid!

Member since 5/06 11197 total posts
Name: Michele
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Another OPK question/recommendation
What brand do you use? DO you like it? Would you recommend?
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Posted 4/6/08 8:42 PM |
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Dani922
Here's to new beginnings

Member since 10/07 7260 total posts
Name: Danielle
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Re: Another OPK question/recommendation
I use the Clearblue Easy Digital OPKs. I love them. They are a bit on the side, but I really like not having to interpret lines. There is no mistaking that .
I have also used First Reponse brand too. They seem to work just fine. I took one when I wasn't Oing & it was clearly negative & I took one during my LH surge that was pretty clearly positive. I just hate interpreting the lines because I am too nervous that I will do it incorrectly (I even posted pics on here to make sure it was really positive ), but if your comfortable with that, I would recommend those too.
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Posted 4/6/08 8:47 PM |
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Kris516
Love The Roo

Member since 2/08 2024 total posts
Name: Kris
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Re: Another OPK question/recommendation
I've been using "regular" CBE sticks. Not the ones that give the . Mine just give the surge line.
Used for the 1st time in Feb, and liked it.
Last month they never gave me the surge line (which is essentially the , or green light to BD, if you will). In some cases, I wasn't even getting the reference line.
I couldn't find the digital sticks that give you the , so I bought them again. I started using them today, I'm on CD9, and they are even not giving me the reference line again.
If they don't "shape up" I'm buying another brand next month.
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Posted 4/6/08 9:56 PM |
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snowflake08
Love my boys!!!

Member since 8/07 5148 total posts
Name: Laura
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Re: Another OPK question/recommendation
i remember you posted about this are you sure you are following the directions the right way?
are you holding it in "mid stream" or are you peeing in a cup and dipping the stick in?
if you are dipping the stick in a cup you could either:
have it in too far leave it in too long
this happened to me
HTH
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Posted 4/6/08 10:21 PM |
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KrisT
Two Boys for Me!!

Member since 1/07 5213 total posts
Name: Kristin
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Re: Another OPK question/recommendation
I use the Clearblue One Step Ovulation Predictor sticks. These are the ones that just give you a line.
I have used them for 3 cycles and have always had a very clear positive result (the line is as dark as the test line). I have also had negative results (no or very light lines) on the few days leading up to ovulation.
I would recommend them - though I am not pg yet!
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Posted 4/6/08 10:48 PM |
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kmac
Two under two!

Member since 5/07 3703 total posts
Name: Kris
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Re: Another OPK question/recommendation
I use the CBEFM- not a kit but I really like it. Its easy to use and I don't have to guess at the results.
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Posted 4/7/08 8:21 AM |
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NinaLemon
It's a boy!!!

Member since 10/07 6453 total posts
Name: Jeannine
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Re: Another OPK question/recommendation
I bought the CBE ovulation predictor and got a defective test (thank God they are refunding me the $40!!!!) ....I also had some First Responce line tests my sister gave me (she had leftovers) they worked fine for me.
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Posted 4/7/08 8:39 AM |
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maybeamommy
Blessed beyond belief

Member since 10/07 17048 total posts
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Re: Another OPK question/recommendation
I used the CBE digitals when we were using OPKs. Like Dani said... I liked not having to interpret the lines since I feel like I'd always be second-guessing myself!
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Posted 4/7/08 10:42 AM |
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