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1158221 tn?1327972603

Ovulation checker etc.

Good morning Ladies.  Happy Easter!  I started to use an ovulation tester kit this month.  I am CD7 so I am going to start my first test today.  In talking to Trying_x_3 she told me the best time to test is between 10-5 which is during my work day which would be pretty difficult to pee in a cup and wait 5 minutes for the test to complete while standing in a stall at work.  Do any of you use these and when do you find is the best time to test?  I want to get a better idea of when I ovulate and my temps have been all over the place so I want to use another method of checking.  Any thoughts?  
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991222 tn?1333990733
I agree with Bridgette.  I would test after work.  When I noticed it was getting close to positive I would test in the morning and in the evening.  Good Luck!
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I don't think there is anything wrong with testing later in the evening when you get home from work.  I would always test between 5-6.

If you have enough tests are are afraid you might have a short surge, you can always try testing once in the morning and then again in the evening.
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