Easy@Home PdG Test Strips: Track Ovulation Insights with Progesterone Urine Tests – at Home Fertility Test for Women with Premom Ovulation App - PdG (Pregnanediol Glucuronide) Tests – 5 Pack

I'd never used a PdG test before so getting used to a positive result without a test line present was an adjustment, but these are amazing! Just wish they came with more (or that I ordered more when I first saw them on sale). I did a test during my follicular phase (light pink line) and then during ovulation to ensure they worked properly. It confirmed progesterone levels where they should be! It helps that I also have an Oura ring and NC which showed a rise in temp, but these are perfect for the extra reassurance. and I had a blood test to further confirm my cycle phase since my miscarriage. Would highly recommend these and hopefully they bring them back!

I found these tests very useful. Only 5 come in a pack so I began my first test 1 DPO the morning urine because it’s more concentrated. I could visibly see the second line so I re-tried each day for 4 total mornings 1DPO to 4DPO. The 4th day I got a positive (no 2nd line) which confirmed ovulation.

Seem to be accurate when positive (clearly able to see single line), but difficult to interpret negatives as the second line is usually very very very faint.

Easy@home PdG Test Strips Track Ovulation Insights with Progesterone Urine Tests at home fertility test for women with Premom app 5 pack. Best by date 3/27, 2 years out. This arrived when expected, as-pictured online, and like-new with seals.These are good to use if you are trying to conceive, trying to confirm ovulation, or just want to get a better picture of your hormonal health. You can use these with the premom app, proov app, or another fertility tracker.As for the value, I think it’s pretty good. The cost is on-par, if not slightly cheaper, than other brands with the same quantity(5 tests). The strips are clear and easy to interpret, whether you use an app or not. Obviously they’re not as accurate as a blood tests so keep that in mind.**Note for those TTC or struggling with infertility/miscarriages: I’ve been taking pdg, fsh, lh, and other fertility monitoring tests for the last couple years(throughout multiple losses) and they all came back normal. All to find out a few weeks ago from my fertility specialist that my egg reserve is very depleted for my age. I never would’ve thought or know this otherwise! So if you’re having issues, I HIGHLY recommend seeing a specialist and getting a full work-up with amh levels done. These tests are helpful but they might not always show you the full picture.**

Easy to use. Worth the price! Makes learning about your body easy!

Works amazing!

I am currently trying to conceive and these have been a godsend in making sure I actually ovulated after getting a positive LH test. The tests themselves are very easy to read and the app makes it super easy to make sure everything is read correctly and keep track of results. They are very easy to use, and also a great value. They work very well and the price is more affordable than competing products. I will be buying more of these during my ttc journey. It is a great peace of mind being able to know that ovulation has occurred which can give a better idea of when to start testing for pregnancy or whether to keep trying and waiting for ovulation.

I have experience with other pGd tests and like with other test strips, I wasn't impressed. The test lines on these were confusing, as were the directions; something about a "dusty rose" line? What exactly is dusty rose? Is is pink, or gray, or both? In other words, they aren't very clear for what's a -/+ result.The app integration is misleading too, as you can only take a picture of the strip and mark it POS or NEG yourself. The app does nothing but record small pictures of the strips, you mark the results.Realistically, this product is limited to women with perfectly regular menstrual cycles. If you have perfect 28 day cycles it *might* tell you that you *may* have ovulated.Five (5) paper strips with varying performance, and unclear directions/results for nearly $20 is not a deal - it's a waste of money. You are far better off skipping some of these type of purchases and instead getting a wearable fertility monitor like Ava, Oura, or Apple watch 9 and up, at least those often confirm ovulation with no guess work.Overall, I think these strips were somewhat accurate because I had not ovulated when I took them. However, it was incredibly confusing trying to read the results and correlate the directions. My cycles have been wonky for a few months and I thought I'd already ovulated when I took these, hence more confusion with the results.