50 Ovulation Test Strips and 20 Pregnancy Test Strips Kit - Rapid Test Detection for Home Self-Checking (50 LH + 20 HCG)

Follow-up to my previous review: I've been using the ovulation strips for almost 2 years now--one package lasted that long because I finally figured out my cycle after a few months (I initially bought them for tracking, not to try to get pregnant). Now I know that if I test immediately after my period and in the evening (around 8 pm is perfect), my chances of getting a positive test are really good. I usually only use about 2 strips per month for this reason. There is a very obvious difference between the slightly lighter line and the clear dark line of the positive result. This is the first month we're trying to get pregnant, and because of the accuracy of the ovulation tests it looks like we did it in the first try! I have had very faint positives on the pregnancy strips, which indicate that I'm in very early pregnancy. Most impressive is that I'm only 11 days past ovulation (and about 5-8 days before my next period) and the test is sensitive enough to show some positive movement (I read it after 5 minutes as directed). Fingers crossed that I stay pregnant, but it's a relief to know these tests work. I also didn't have any batch issues. I recently ordered a replacement set of strips, and I've been using one pregnancy test from the old pack and one from the new pack side by side, and they both showed the same results. These strips are amazing and so cheap that you can afford to test really often and really get to know your cycle and your body. And that knowledge is so important. ------------------------------------------------------------- Old 3-star review: I have used these strips on and off for about a year. I test right after my period (because I have a long one) and was getting frustrated with constantly negative results. After about 5-6 months of negatives, I thought for sure the strips were faulty, but lo and behold, one day I tested earlier than normal got a very clear positive. No mistaking that the two lines were the exact same shade. I realize that I may just ovulate really really early (because my period lasts so long), and I may not have been testing early enough and also I think I was testing too early in the day. I still have yet to find another positive, but I've been lazy and inconsistent. It has made me realize the strips are probably working properly. It's also possible that I'm not ovulating every month, which is a very real phenomenon. I like these strips because they're cheap, easy, and only take 5 minutes to read. I can afford to use a bunch of them to figure out my cycle. They may not be for everyone, but so far they work for me.

I love these cheap little test strips! We have been pregnant 10 times and Wondfo pregnancy test strips have picked up our positives before any other commercial home pregnancy test products we have used....and I feel like we have used them all. I always get a faint line on Wondfo strips at 8-9 DPO (Days Post Ovulation) and it takes other tests days to catch up and show positive. My first positive on Wondfo was on a day when my blood level was at 7, which is just unfathomable to me!! I never would have expected to see a faint line at 7, so I was hooked. I can't help myself...once I see that line, I need to keep testing and testing for days...and these tests make it possible! On the months where we didn't have positive tests, it felt better knowing that I wasn't wasting huge amounts of money for the negative results... Like the HCG strips, the Ovulation test strips from Wondfo have always been reliable and show lines more boldly and clearly than other tests I have used. Unlike pregnancy tests, LH/Ovulation tests aren't positive unless the TEST line is as dark as or darker than the control line. Throughout your cycle, you might have different amounts of the LH (Luteinizing Hormone) in your body, so you will see a line in the TEST area...but unless it is as dark as or darker than the control line, it is not positive. Please note that many doctors suggest testing every 12 hours from cycle day 6 through ovulation, so that you make sure to catch your LH surge. I know my body and signs of ovulation very well and I always ovulate right at day 14, but I still test like a maniac...lol I do have a long LH surge, though, so I usually have a few positive tests. These are fast (Dip for 3 seconds and read at 5 mins) and reliable! I always test with a digital to confirm (Face it, the blinking smiley face is so darn encouraging!)...lol I just love these strips! As I mentioned we have been pregnant 10 times (Twice with twins), but sadly we have also lost 7 of our babies. I have learned more than I have ever wanted to know about TTC (Trying to Conceive) and LH surges and common factors in miscarriage. One important thing that I feel compelled to share is the importance of progesterone!! I had 3 healthy babies before we lost our first angel and I thought there was "nothing wrong" with me. My doctor is amazing and ran a million tests for us even though we had lost 1 baby after 3 healthy ones...God bless her! She did find some clotting issues and autoimmune things that may have contributed to the death of our first angel, but she also noted my progesterone levels were low. She went on to check my hormone levels throughout the next couple of cycles and saw that I was really not making enough progesterone to adequately help a developing embryo. She put me on progesterone supplements from ovulation until my cycle each month (and eventually throughout my next pregnancies) in order to help me get pregnant and stay pregnant. I had never known that some things I thought were common and normal are actually signs of low progesterone: - Brown spotting at the beginning or end of your cycle - Breakthrough bleeding - Short Luteal Phases (Less than 14 days from ovulation until your cycle starts) - (In pregnancy) Cramping...CRAMPING IS NOT NORMAL...Common, yes...normal, no. It is a warning sign of low progesterone (It it also an indication of dehydration or a possible infection...always have cramping evaluated and INSIST on a progesterone level draw!!) - (In pregnancy) Bleeding or brown spotting If you have any of the above symptoms, please ask your doctor to check your progesterone level. During your cycle the most simple and telltale way to see if there is a progesterone issue is to check your level 7 days after ovulation. (Or IMMEDIATELY if pregnant) When you get your BFP (Big Fat Positive/Positive Home Pregnancy Test), ask your doctors to confirm with a quantitative HCG level AND a progesterone level...even if you have never had a problem in your life. Just do it to be safe. Ask them to help you keep your progesterone levels over 20 in the beginning and they should go up from there. If the information in my review saves even ONE baby's life, then I will feel better knowing that our grief and losses have not been in vain. In the pictures I have attached, first note my urine is extremely concentrated because I was not allowed liquids for 12 hrs before labs, but that is also when I knew my LH surge would hit...so please know I normally hydrate well! :-) The first picture is the Wondfo ovulation strip. The next one is a Wondfo strip next to another brand I have used, so you can see how the Wondfo strip is even darker and more obvious.

I use it since 3 months two times it catch my ovulation. But I'm still finding hard to get pregnant. I tried with almost 60 strips within 60 days... most are not working so I bring 3 ,4 strips with me in bathroom incase 1 don't work try another one... some are no line at all... 3 times I got poaaitive ovulation. Pregnancy strips are perfect to use with a clear dark one line .. negative! Unfortunately praying to catch my ovulation and get pregnant ASAP I. She Allah..

Great price and just as good as easy@home. Highly recommend if you’re looking for something more affordable.

I would recommend this product to any woman wanting to pinpoint ovulation. I read some mixed reviews but decided to have a go and see how these went for me and can say they work great. Nice solid lines which were able to pinpoint my LH surge. Now I can track my cycle and not feel guilty about the cost.

Great product, easy to use and value for money as well.

The ovulation tests were great, dark clean lines and even dries well. I would definitely recommend to anybody tracking ovulation. I am having some confusing results with the hcg tests, but am unsure yet if that’s the tests that are leaving indent/evap lines or if it’s confusing results due to testing too early, I have had 3 tests show what looked like faint indent lines but the rest of my negatives were clearly empty and no Evap lines. Definitely recommend the ovulation tests 1000% I’m just unsure on the hcg yet so take anything I’ve said about them with a grain of salt.