[ChloeMommy]

Hi Ladies!

My name is Courtney and I will be ttc again next month. We are off this month following our 3rd miscarriage in June....really sad. Anyways, we had an IUI the last month we were trying (and it succeeded but we lost the baby) so we are shooting to have an IUI again sometime in August. I am trying to find the best ovulation predictor kit to use as of course an IUI is EXPENSIVE and you don't want to be wrong! I used Answer last time...but my Dr's office said to use Clear Blue Easy and I HATED those...any better options...are the digital ones easier?

Thanks for your input. I hate spending all that money on sticks that frustrate the heck out of me.....the easier the better Enough of this process is difficult already....the ovulation predictor kits just add to the frustration!

Hugs to all,
Courtney

[MamaAnna]

Welcome to the board Courtney, I am so, so sorry for your loss. I hope that this next IUI helps you get a nice super sticky bean.

I just use the cheap dip strips off of www.accuratepregnancytests.com when I get my OPKs. My doctor also recommended the CBE digitals, but my O date varies so much that they're just too expensive to risk 2 boxes in 2 weeks. The most important thing is that they work for you and you have no difficulty in reading them. Just fine what works for you and ignore the name. You're just pee'ing on it so it doesn't have to be fancy!

[MountainMomma]

Welcome to the board! I usually just use cheap ones off of e-bay. I got like 50 for $15.00 or something. I like the answer ones, but like the PP, my O date can range from CD 12 to CD26 so it's too expensive to use the more expensive tests. Good luck with your IUI. I hope you have your sticky bean soon. I also hope you stick around so we can all get to know each other better.

[prayingfor#2]

Welcome to the board. I'm so sorry about your losses.
I usually get the cheap one's from ebay also. I can't say how well they work since I haven't ovulated since I've been using them, but I have heard good things about them from other people.