FirstView Ovulation Test Strips (5mm) – 25 Strips
FirstView Ovulation Test Strips (5mm) – 25 Strips is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Extra-wide LH strips that show your surge building, so you can catch your most fertile days before they pass.
Your best days to conceive come before ovulation, not after. These help you see them coming, so you’re ready when your body is.
Best for: trying to conceive · regular or irregular cycles · timing intimacy · learning your cycle month to month · pairing with your fertility supplements
Why you’ll love it
- Extra-wide 5mm strips for clearer, easier-to-read lines
- Watch the test line darken day by day as your LH rises, not just a yes or no
- Up to 99% accurate when used as directed, with results in 5–10 minutes
- 25 individually wrapped strips, enough for daily testing through a full cycle and beyond
- Free Ovulation Predictor App to track your trends over time
- Sent in plain, unbranded packaging
What it is: An at-home urine test that picks up your LH surge, the hormone signal that comes roughly 24–36 hours before ovulation, so you know your fertile window is open and can make the most of your best days.
FirstView Ovulation Test Strips (5mm) – 25 Strips
FirstView Ovulation Test Strips (5mm) – 25 Strips is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Firstview Ovulation Test Trips
How it works
How it works
Your fertile window is six days: the five days before ovulation, plus ovulation day itself. Sperm can wait for up to five days, but the egg lasts only about 12–24 hours, so the goal is to already be trying when it’s released.
As ovulation gets closer, your LH (luteinising hormone) rises. Because the test line darkens as LH builds, you can watch your surge coming day by day. When the test line is as dark as the control line, ovulation usually follows within about 24–36 hours, so that day and the next are two of your best.
What's inside
What's inside
- 25 individually wrapped 5mm ovulation (LH) test strips
- Instructions for use
- Access to the free Ovulation Predictor App for tracking your results
How to use & good to know
How to use & good to know
Start testing around day 8–10 of your cycle if it’s fairly regular, or a few days earlier if it varies. Test once a day at the same time, ideally late morning or afternoon. Once the line starts darkening, test twice a day so you don’t miss a short surge. Avoid drinking lots of fluids for 2 hours before testing, as diluted urine can hide a surge.
Dip the strip into urine for 5–10 seconds without going past the MAX line, lay it flat and read it at 5–10 minutes. A test line as dark as, or darker than, the control line means your surge is here.
Don’t wait for a positive to start trying. The days before the surge count too. Every 1–2 days through your window is a good rhythm, continuing for a day after your positive.
If you have PCOS or are on fertility medication, LH can rise more than once or stay high, which can make results harder to read. Track your cervical mucus alongside and speak to your doctor.
For in-vitro diagnostic (home) use only. Not a contraceptive. Up to 99% accurate when used as directed. The free Ovulation Predictor App is provided by an independent developer; its features and accuracy are theirs. Store in a cool, dry place, don’t freeze, and don’t use after the printed expiry date. Keep out of reach of children.
See your surge coming
The line darkens as your LH rises, so you can spot your fertile window approaching, not just the day it peaks.
A heads-up, not a starting gun
A positive means ovulation is about 24–36 hours away. The days before it count too, so start early and keep going.