Ovulation Kits - Pocatello,ID

I used them when I was trying to get prego this time (3rd baby) and started testing earlier in the month than I thought I would be ovulating and found that I ovulated a week earlier than I expected. We tried that day and the next and I got pregnant the first month. I think the line I showed was light pink. Also read the instructions carefully, they recommend taking the test during certain times of the day and also I think you should wait a certain amount of time since the last time you went to the bathroom. I never had much luck with the BBT, plus that tells you when you have already ovulated and it may be too late to get pregnant.

Yeah the first one was right. Your pee in the morning is more concentrated, so get after it girl...In a few days your temp should be up. Any further questions PM me, I've been studying this stuff for years (TTC for 4 yrs now)
Good luck.

yeah, you definately have to chart if you use those things. They were so expensive and hard to inturpert that I gave up on the them.

perhaps by lunch, you have drank more fluids and hence, the LH hormone has become a bit diluted as compared to the am...
you might want to do it again AFTER you have not had fluids for some time.
additionally, I have read that IF it comes up as a positive even IF the lines are faint that you should have have sex (if trying for a baby) and or AVOID having sex if you are not wishing to become pregnant at this time..
also... ovulation kits are good in that they can give you a better sense of when you "might" ovulate but they are only indicative of an LH surge and NOT a true indication as to whether or not you have in fact ovulated.. in fact if you really want to track your cycles more closely, it's also best to chart your temps each day, this way.. in conjuction with the OPKT , you can really determine IF you are ovulating.
best of luck

I know women who've used basal thermometers with some success.

I almost fainted the day I saw ovulation detectors at the dollar store.
I think you'd have as much luck licking your finger and seeing which way the wind was blowing in that case, but I don't know.

Best wishes!

Have you ever charted your basal body temp? Costs nothing, except the basal thermometer for $10). You can see exact day when you ovulate by the temp spike on your charting. much less frustrating.

check out tcoyf.com (taking charge of your fertility)

other helpful hint - progesterone cream in the second half of your cycles can help regulate your ovulation and cycle length, takes out some of the guesswork of your cycle and makes all things female more enjoyable and 'normal' ;-)