Talk to be about OPKs

[SkaterChick]

Hey, so Ive been trying conceive for 6 months and my cycle has finally settled back to a normal 30ish day cycle for the last couple months.
I have decided to try and start using OPKs but the choice is overwhelming.

Does it matter if I use cheap ones?

Has anyone used easy@home with the premom app? (Pic attached) these are pretty good price on Amazon (100for £20)
Or can I just get Poundland ones and have them do the same?(do £land sell them?!)

Thanks everyone, the whole thing is all bit overwhelming to me! I was hoping for this cycle but I'm just not feeling like it's the month for me.

Forgot the pic... Here it is!

I have been pregnant twice (one successful pregnancy) and I used both clear blue digital and Amazon cheapie opks. Both times I fell pregnant I'd run out of the clear blue and was just using the cheapies.

@skaterchick I used the easy@home ones with the premom app 😊 x

I did splash out on the Clearblue from cycle 4 onwards because you could use FMU rather than testing in the middle of the day and I was struggling to get out of work for long enough to test and check the result in the middle of the day. But so long as you can hold a wee for a while and then have time to test the cheapies are fine IMO!

I use easy@home along with the Premom app and fell pregnant very first cycle. They helped massively and I wouldn't go without x

I used Premom and easy @ home. The app is simple to use with other data (if you BBT) and it’ll read the tests for you, which is useful if you don’t get very dark positives. But then conceived without the OPKs on month 10!

Thank you for all the advice everyone. I'm going to get some cheap ones and use them to help next cycle.