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Re: Ovulation Kits-Work?-clear plan easy comment
From: Victoria (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 4 Jul 2001 10:44:30 -0500 (CDT)
Clear Plan Easy brand pregnancy tests are also poor. The results when I
did three tests were all very unclear. They could have gone either way.
At Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Jessa wrote:
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>At Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Lili wrote:
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>>Do ovulation kits really work? I am on my last day of Clomid (5-9 cycle)
>>and i would love to get pregnant.
>
>They really do, but here is some advice: Stay away from the Clear Plan
>Easy brand. (They have a kit of 5 predictors and a pregnancy test for
>about $25). I am on Clomid and was told to use the OPK starting on day
>8,until it is positive. I don't usually ovualte until day 21 or so, so
>I end up going through almost 3 pkgs a month. Also, the quality of the
>Clear Plan Easy brand is poor. In every package, I get at least 2 that
>do not work. (I know it is a faulty test because the ink looks like it
>explodes on the inside of the window each time). I called to complain,
>but their customer service is poor, at best and I wrote to them with no
>response.
>
>I have had the best results with the Walgreen's generic brand ($12.99).
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Victoria
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