Recommend me some cheap ovulation sticks please.

[Joyzerelly]

Hi, I'm waiting to TTC in August and I want to be getting an idea of when I ovulate in advance. 5 ovulation sticks at Superdrug are £15 so I'm thinking of getting some of the cheap ones people get off ebay. Do they all work? Are there any I should avoid? Which ones did you get? Help! Thanks

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[michellebby]

I have used ebay cheapies for my last pregnancy and using them now they are ok great if you want to use them couple times a day.
Boots has buy one get one free on the first response products at the moment so might be worth while checking how much the ovulation tests are

 

[Joyzerelly]

Any more answers please??

 

[jadenblu]

Amazon sell both the cheapies (which all look like they're from the same supplier to be honest!) and the brand names WAY cheaper than Boots/Superdrug. Clearblue digis are £25 for the big 20 pack there. It's less again if you take out a subscription service.

I plan on using a combination - the cheapies until I'm getting a decent line, then the digis for confirmation.

 

[Sewergrrl]

How about these? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Highly-Sen...1_2?s=drugstore&ie=UTF8&qid=1307297941&sr=1-2

I think they're the same as the ones I use here in the US.

 

[Future Mama]

I just bought a pack of 25 ovulation strips on amazon.com for $5 with free shipping. That's the cheapest I've found.

 

[Lawgirl]

I use the amazon ones (same link as Sewergrrl) and they work fine for me - got my positive yesterday

 

[Joyzerelly]

Great thanks girls, I bought some sticks yesterday from ebay and they are, fortunately the exact same ones. Hurrah! Thanks again for your replies.