20 x Sensitive Ovulation Test Strips (20 mIU)

Pinpoint when you are ovulating with our extra-sensitive Ovulation Test Strips!

Our OPK's ( ovulation predictor kits) are perfect for the frequent tester as they cost a fraction of top brands in Ireland yet are just as accurate and even more sensitive! We are so confident in the quality, ease of use and accuracy of our OPK's that we will give anyone a full no quibble refund if for any reason you are not satisfied with the quality of these ovulation test strips

Key facts about our ovulation test strips:

• 20 mIU/ml sensitivity level. 

• 99% accuracy

• Individually foil wrapped with a longer use by date - normally about 1 year.

• Easy to use. Nice clear lines & full instructions provided.

• Fully Ce marked as a medical device for home use.

• Very cost effective as low as 0.60c per test. Test as much as you want!

• Qualifies for our love me or leave me money back promise!

Why use our ovulation test kits?

Accurately identifying the date when your ovulation means you are pinpointing the day in our menstrual cycle when the egg is released. Why should you know this? Because fertilization occurs within 6 to 24 hours after ovulating. If you are trying for a baby you most likely will already know this - but tracking accurately the moment when you begin ovulating should be your top priority when trying to conceive.

One of the most tried and tested methods of pinpointing your ovulation day is the LH test strip which tests the LH surge (luteinizing hormone) present in your urine right before ovulation. Our ovulation tests are in the upper scale of sensitivity in detecting your LH surge.

Ease of Use:

This ovulation test strip format is identical those used in most Irish GP's offices in Ireland. Simply dip the test strip in your collected urine sample, lay it horizontal on a flat surface and your result will show in a couple of minutes.

Accuracy & Quality:

Over 99% accurate. These ovulation test strips are used by doctors and labs literally all over the world but are CE marked and cleared for home use in Ireland.

Ovulation Test Advice, FAQs & Common Questions

How To Use Ovulation Tests Correctly (And Avoid Common Mistakes)

Ovulation tests are one of the most effective tools available for couples trying to conceive. When used correctly, they can help identify your LH surge (Luteinising Hormone surge), allowing you to pinpoint your most fertile days and maximise your chances of pregnancy.

Below are some of the most common questions we receive about ovulation testing.

When Should I Start Using Ovulation Tests?

The best time to start testing depends on the length of your menstrual cycle.

As a general guide, begin testing approximately 17 days before your next expected period. For example:

• 28-day cycle – Start testing on day 11

• 30-day cycle – Start testing on day 13

• 32-day cycle – Start testing on day 15

Women with irregular cycles may need to test for longer.

What Is An LH Surge?

Ovulation tests work by detecting a rise in Luteinising Hormone (LH) in your urine.

This rise is known as the LH surge and usually occurs 24-36 hours before ovulation.

A positive ovulation test means your body is preparing to release an egg and your fertile window has begun.

When Is The Best Time To Take An Ovulation Test?

Unlike pregnancy tests, first morning urine is not usually recommended for ovulation testing.

Many fertility specialists recommend testing between 10am and 8pm, ideally at roughly the same time each day.

Avoid excessive fluid intake for 2 hours before testing as this can dilute your urine.

How Do I Know If My Ovulation Test Is Positive?

An ovulation test is considered positive when the test line is as dark as, or darker than, the control line.

A faint test line does not usually indicate a positive result.

Because LH is naturally present in small amounts throughout the cycle, faint lines can often appear on ovulation tests.

How Soon After A Positive Ovulation Test Will I Ovulate?

Most women ovulate approximately 24-36 hours after their first positive ovulation test.

This is why many fertility experts recommend having intercourse on the day of the positive result and again over the following 1-2 days.

Can I Miss My LH Surge?

Yes.

Some women experience a very short LH surge that lasts less than 24 hours.

If you have irregular cycles or suspect you are missing your surge, consider testing twice per day during your expected fertile window.

Why Do I Never Get A Positive Ovulation Test?

Possible reasons include:

• Testing at the wrong time of the month

• Missing a short LH surge

• Irregular menstrual cycles

• Certain medical conditions such as PCOS

• Diluted urine samples

If you never achieve a positive result over several cycles, consider discussing this with your healthcare professional.

Can PCOS Affect Ovulation Test Results?

Yes.

Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) may have naturally elevated LH levels, which can sometimes make ovulation tests more difficult to interpret.

If you have PCOS and are unsure about your results, speak with your GP or fertility specialist.

Can Stress Affect Ovulation?

Stress, illness, significant weight changes and some medications may affect ovulation in certain women.

If your cycle suddenly changes or your ovulation pattern becomes irregular, these factors may play a role.

Why Should I Keep The Foil Wrapper?

The foil wrapper contains important information including:

• Batch number

• Lot number

• Expiry date

If you ever need assistance interpreting a result or wish to report a potential issue, manufacturers will usually require this information to carry out a full investigation.

Can Ovulation Tests Expire?

Yes.

Always check the expiry date before use and store ovulation tests according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Expired tests may not perform as intended.

What Should I Do If My Results Are Unclear?

If you are unsure whether a result is positive:

• Continue testing over the following days

• Compare results taken at the same time each day

• Avoid excessive fluid intake before testing

• Follow the instructions carefully

For more information about ovulation tests, fertile windows, LH surges and trying to conceive, see our Complete Ovulation Test Guide.