Is Clear Blue Digital Advanced worth the money?

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I've been looking around for posts about different ovulation tests and I thought I might as well also ask you guys... Is it worth the money? They're pretty expensive for something you might need for several months, but I could hope it worked in my first try i guess 😅 I've been going with strips until know but I find them difficult 😩 Also one month I might not have ovulated or I missed my peak. Would I have to test several times a day with Clear Blue also?

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I much prefer the cheap tests. I think the digitals were a waste of money and I felt I couldn’t trust them because you can’t go by the lines to double check.

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I use both clear blue and the strips, each time I got a happy face I also got either high or peak results from my test strips. The only downfall is if you don’t know when you’ll ovulate the smiley could come indicating your 2 best days of conception but you won’t know when it’s at peak. That’s why I use both but I think they are worth it for peace of mind! The cheapies last forever and there are so many so I don’t feel wasteful

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I love mine. I have to be super accurate timing wise as i inseminate using donor sperm so can’t cover as long as if I was having sex and it is accurate. It’s also easier as u only need test once a day and the digital reader means no squinting at lines

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Worth the money yes. Got pregnant first cycle using them x

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Yes it takes the guessing out of “is this positive?” It’s clear cut, you’ve got a smiley, that means it’s positive, if you don’t it’s not. Only test once a day with fmu

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You don’t have to test several times a day with them. Yes it costs more but think of how it might save you from needing a specialist visit ? 
I used them and got pregnant. I also tested with cheapies and used Ava. I went overboard . But when you test with cheapies - only test from 11am until night. 
Clearblue advanced digital is first morning urine

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Yes I think they are worth it, easy to read so does not leave you guessing and not sure where you are from but here (australia) they are $60 per pack at the local supermarket and $30 a pack at Costco 😮 so worth having a look around and sure you would be able to find them more cost effective somewhere ☺️

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No. The cheapies from Amazon worked better. The month I got pregnant with my son we used clear blue and I thought I didn’t ovulate because all the tests were negative. But we just had sex every other day regardless of what the tests said anyways

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I’ve used them for each pregnancy and I think I’ve only ever bought 2-3 boxes total. You only test once a day with first morning urine. If you start testing when recommended, you hopefully don’t go through a ton of them in a month. Then you can use them the next month or 2 or 3 if you don’t conceive. For me they’re totally worth the money as they take the guess work out of staring at those strips to determine line darkness

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Worth the money. Got pregnant twice using them.