[smithcdee]

Hello ladies. I have a question. Has anyone here used or know someone who has used the OV Watch (www.ovwatch.com)? I recently heard about this ovulation watch and I was wondering if anyone here had any experience with it so I can determine if it is worth the investment. Sounds interesting but I need to consult with the experts (you guys). Let me know what you think.

[madmum_sarah]

i looked at them when i started ttc and asked some questions on various sites i was a member of (before i found this one and stuck)
the overall replies i got were approx 30% positive 40% wouldnt waste money 30% found it didnt work and it was a waste.
very plit so i hope you can find someone with better advice. personally i decided against it and spent the extra money on things i would need for my baby and a thermometer to use with fertility friend and some opks
good luck
xx

[smithcdee]

Thanks. That information is exactly what I'm looking for.

[MommytoOliviaandCole]

For me it was a waste of money. It never stayed on right therefore it would not read correctly. We got the Clearblue fertility monitor shortly after and conceived DD.

[..Jessica..]

I've heard about it, but, like Sarah mentioned -- there were very mixed reviews about it. I personally wouldn't get one, what could a watch possibly do that an OPK or ClearBlue Fertility monitor can't?

[ShannonMVT]

I've got one. It's supposed to tell you 4 days in advance of when you ovulate.

Month 1: Predicted O was CD 15. Actual O was CD 15.

Month 2: Predicted O was CD 15. Actual O was CD 13.

Month 3: Predicted O was CD 17. Actual O was CD 16.

Month 4: Predicted O was CD 16. Actual O was CD 14 (albeit very, very late on CD 14.)

So I would say it DOES predict my fertile time, but it doesn't pinpoint the exact day of ovulation for me.

[smithcdee]

Thanks ladies. I knew I had come to the right place for information that I can trust.