AccuMed VERSUS $325 Fertility Monitor
My husband and I have been trying to get pregnant for 2 years now. I've tried every ovulation test imaginable, in addition to taking my basil body temperature every morning. So I took the AccuMed Test strips against the results from the most expensive monitor I have. The Clear Blue Ovulation Monitor ($200 plus $35 for the Clear Blue test sticks). - See pictures for the results.<br /><br />Pros: First is the price, with this you get 40 ovulation test strips, and 10 pregnancy strips. When taking the test, you dip the strips in room temperature urine for 3 seconds. The results are read after only 5 minutes. The control line is nice and dark, which is much better than the drugstore brands I've tried in the past. Most importantly, this test had the same results & accurately caught my LH surge, which coincides with the results from my $235 fertility monitor. I dipped a new strip in urine again the following day & it accurately depicted that I had ovulated, which matches my temperature readings.<br /><br />Cons: I would have liked the strips to come in some sort of box or bag. Instead they are rubber banded together. This is just my personal preference of trying to be organized. I have a lot of different ovulation & pregnancy tests/test sticks from ones I've tried over the last two years.<br /><br />Reviews impact my buying decision when purchasing just about anything. I received this product at a discounted price however I take my reviews very seriously. I've always appreciated the help I receive from other reviewers & I hope I can return the favor.
Rating: 5 stars