Best ovulation tests

In this best ovulation test comparison, you can find out what the Tell Me Baby community thinks are the best ovulation tests on the market.

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Ovulation tests can be a very handy tool to help you determine when is the best time for you to conceive. Similar to a pregnancy test, your urine indicates when you are ovulating. Here are the key things to look for when shopping for ovulation tests.

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Accuracy

While no test is going to be 100 percent accurate, when you are dealing with something as important as your fertility, you want to look for a test that is as accurate as possible. Aside from the claims made on the packaging, look into user reviews to determine the best ovulation test based on accuracy.

Easy to read

Some ovulation tests are easier to read than others because they are digital and clearly indicate whether you are ovulating or not. Others, on the other hand, may require you to read a line or interpret the results in another way. While this may not be very difficult, you may prefer to have the test simply tell you the result to ease your mind.

Ease of use

Ovulation tests use your urine to determine if you are ovulating. Some you place in your urine stream while others you need to wee in a cup and use a strip to test if you are ovulating. In-stream tests tend to be easier (and cleaner!) to use but it really depends on your preference. 

Price

Depending on how long it takes you to conceive, the cost of ovulation tests can really add up if you are buying them every month. Some tests come in multiple packages while others are just single tests. Also, check if the tests are packaged individually or together. If together, you may need to use them all within the same month which will again increase the cost and potential wastage. 

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