Ovulation Test Strips (Predictor Kit with 40 LH Strips, Over 99% Accurate)

These test strips offer a reliable and simple way to track fertility

A little overpriced given that they don’t give detail on ovulation levels, but they work well.

Good product, good quality, good quantity and good price also, just as described and works as advertised. Very helpful, I recommend it.

I have an apple watch that allerts me of ovulation and was curious to see how accurate it is. Based on this test, both the test and watch accurately alert to ovulation.The test is a bit annoying because of course you do need to pee on it and then wait to get the results, but that's just how these things go.

Trying to conceive can be a stressful journey, but Bird&Be Ovulation Test Strips are here to provide clarity and peace of mind. This predictor kit includes 40 highly accurate LH strips, designed to help you pinpoint your most fertile days with over 99% accuracy.Ease of use is a standout feature of these test strips. Each strip provides clear, easy-to-read results, helping you confidently track your ovulation cycle. Simply dip the strip in a urine sample, and within minutes, you'll have a reliable indication of your LH levels.

This is a basic ovulation strip. It's been marketed in a clever way to sell at a premium price. It works as good as other ovulation strips that are half the price. I like that the directions are on the individual packets. This doesnt come with any bells and whistles, no pee cup no tracking card, no app.

This product was great! I love how it comes with a holder after using so you can see the progression of the lines. It's simple to use. Just pee in a container, check the line, and record. Would definitely recommend.

I wish it would have come with urine sample containers to make it a perfect kit. Apart from that works like usual other ovulation strips. Comes with good "how to use" instructions. Very costly though based on other alternatives you get on amazon.

It took me a few months to grasp how to use these before I was confident enough to give them a try.I’ve been learning NFP billings method and decided to use these in conjunction with billings charting and a post ovulation confirmation kit and they all synced up!After that I am confident to say that if you follow the directions these are extremely accurate.

I consider this a pretty trustworthy brand. It worked well for us, having detected well over time to find the peak of ovulation - we can't speak fully to the accuracy. Nice simple packaging and no unnecessary things included in the kit (e.g. no cup/tray). Instructions were useful and easy-to-follow.

Not the easiest predictor as far as tests go, the lines (including the control line) appear much less solid than other similar tests which makes it harder to determine if the result is positive ie. both the control and LH lines are not solid and have a gradient or the result is negative as per the booklet instructions that the treatment line is lighter regardless if both are solid or gradient lines.The test asks to wait 3 seconds when dipping which is less than the usual 5 seconds. They do define negative as no LH surge, but LH can still be present, so positive is the 24-48 hour LH surge prior to ovulation - snapshot in time .Within the positive picture, either the test line is as dark or is darker than the control line, and instructions suggest to have intercourse for 2 days or after 24 hours after detection of the line, which I appreciate is more helpful and specific than similar tests. The FAQ is also very thorough in questions specific to these testing strips which I found very useful as well (eg pink background or streaking, which I noted in my batch of strips, to be normal and not being a concern).They provide a chart based on your menstrual cycle on when you should start testing for the LH hormone. So for a 28 day cycle the testing day is day 12, however on test day 11 I could already see a light band in the testing region, and compared to other online ovulation calculators this is well into the "trying for conception" window. (eg. the trying for conception would have the window of day 9 - 14, with ovulation date on day 13). So I would even start testing the day before just to ensure the window isn't missed if the period is potentially irregular. And it is mentioned that the 9 strips included can be used as extras for testing earlier than their chart so as not to miss the fertile window.The kit recommends to do one test per day over 5 days but if starting at day 11, I would need 3 days of testing before reaching ovulation after which point there would be no point in testing, so this would use approx 3 -4 sticks per kit, thus making this potentially max. 2 months worth of ovulation testers.There is also no suggestion to say take the test in the morning when LH is highest that is suggested with other tests, instead they mention that the sample can be collected at any time of the day; or to time taking it at the same time everyday. There is a small booklet insert that has fields to fill out for days and time tested with 2 holes set very far apart that I can only see being used to hold the entire test strip and not for isolating and reading the portion of the strip with the result. I didn't find this particularly useful, and if you are to keep the strips to compare day to day, the pamphlet cautions against trusting readings after 5 minutes so the comparisons over days may not be accurate.The small minus is of course the missing cup to pee into, some tests provide it in the kit which makes it more convenient to use, but I understand it keeps the packaging for these tests minimal.Unfortunately, the tests didn't work for me. I've used 6 in total for the entire fertile window and including ovulation day. I did one test a day for a 6 day period, more than the suggested 5 and I started on Day 11 to make sure I catch it. The first 2 days the bands came close but still negative according to instructions and thereafter they were all super light. So either there was no ovulation (always a chance, but I'm regular like clockwork) or the test strips didn't work for me. I checked the expiry date and it's in 2 months so perhaps that had something to do with it.Overall, I was impressed by the useful information in the pamphlet and thoroughness of instructions, but wish the control line of the testing strips was more of a solid colour with better stability in a typical bathroom environment and that the tests worked for me. Price is affordable.

The bird& be ovulation strip are easy to use and gives clear results with in 5 minutes. they are helpful to point the ovulation window accurately, and gives ease of mind. it comes with the color card to check card and card to track the results. Each of the strip is packed in individual packing, so easy to carry and very discrete.

These work just like all the other LH strips I've used; pee into a cup, dip the strip until the whole test area turns red, wait five minutes, read your results. Very straight forward and easy to use. The packaging is sleek - if a little excessive - and it comes with a little card you can put your results in. A test strip is a test strip to me - this seems like you are paying for the packaging - you only get nine in the pack whereas other ones, for the same price, come with at least 20. Still cheaper than the ones that come with a plastic applicator - not sure who still buys those considering how $$ they are - but nothing sets them apart from anything else I've used, other than the sleek packaging. Still, they work perfectly well so it deserves 4 stars.