Basal Ovulation Thermometers
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Choose pregnancy tests, ovulation tests, fertility kits, basal thermometers, and selected support products. Choose a product type, open the product page, then select your pack size.
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Start with the product type that matches what you want to do. Shop ovulation tests for fertile-window timing, pregnancy tests for early home testing, fertility kits if you want both in one order, and basal thermometers for daily cycle charting.
Pregnancy Tests
Strip and midstream options for early home pregnancy testing.
Best for early home testing before or around your expected period.
Ovulation Tests
LH tests that help identify your likely fertile window.
Best for timing sex before ovulation.
Most popular
Fertility Test Kits
Ovulation tests, pregnancy tests, and cycle support in one place.
Best when you want both test types together.
Basal Thermometers
Daily temperature charting support for cycle tracking.
Best for building a cycle chart over time.
More product types
Collection Cups, Conceive Plus, and supplements stay here as added support products if you want easier strip testing, lubricant support, or a broader trying-to-conceive routine.
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More product types
Collection Cups, Conceive Plus, and supplements stay here as added support products if you want easier strip testing, lubricant support, or a broader trying-to-conceive routine.
Collection Cups
Simple support for strip testing.
Best for easier strip-test use.
Shop collection cupsConceive Plus
Lubricant support for trying to conceive.
Best for users who want added lubricant support.
Shop Conceive PlusSupplements
Selected preconception support products.
Best for a broader trying-to-conceive routine.
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Browse the full range below and go straight to the option that best fits your testing routine, timing, and budget.
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Urine Collection Cups
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Pregnancy Mid-Stream Tests
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Cycle guide
When to use different test types
Ovulation tests fit before ovulation, pregnancy tests fit after ovulation, BBT runs across the cycle, and lubricant fits whenever sex happens.
Ovulation tests
Period
Early cycle
Fertile window
LH surge
Ovulation
Start testing daily
Use before ovulation to look for the LH rise.
Positive LH peak found
A positive result usually means ovulation is likely within 24 to 36 hours.
In a typical 28-day cycle, many people start ovulation testing around day 10, then keep testing until the LH surge is found.
Pregnancy tests
implantation 6–12 DPO
18%
8 DPO
66%
10 DPO
85%
12 DPO
92%
14 DPO
>99%
Missed period
Too early for many
hCG starts rising
May still be low
Best from here
Retest if needed
Pregnancy tests fit after ovulation, not before. They are most useful from the day your period is due, or later, when hCG is more likely to be detectable.
Basal body thermometer
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Wake
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Before getting up
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Same time daily
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Watch pattern
Before ovulation
Shift after ovulation
Useful across cycle
Shows pattern over time
Best with daily use
BBT runs across the whole cycle. Use it every morning before getting out of bed. It helps show the temperature shift after ovulation and gives context before and after the fertile window.
Conceive Plus lubricant
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Apply
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Have sex
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Reapply if needed
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Use again next time
Whenever sex happens
Can be used in fertile days
Not tied to LH or hCG
Routine support product
Use as needed
Lubricant is not tied to a hormone surge. Use it whenever you have sex, including during fertile days when you want added lubricant support while trying to conceive.
Compare formats
See which format suits how you want to track your cycle, how often you expect to test, and which option fits your routine best.
Strip tests
Best for: Frequent testing
Choose this if: You expect to test often and want a simple format that is easy to keep using across the cycle.
Good fit if: You want more tests on hand for one cycle or for ongoing tracking.
Midstream tests
Best for: Easier handling
Choose this if: You prefer a hold-and-test format instead of dipping a strip.
Good fit if: You want a more convenient option and do not need as many tests per pack.
Fertility kits
Best for: Buying both test types together
Choose this if: You want ovulation tests and pregnancy tests in one order.
Good fit if: You want one purchase to cover testing across more of the cycle.
Basal thermometers
Best for: Daily cycle tracking
Choose this if: You want to track temperature changes across the cycle rather than use a test-only method.
Good fit if: You want an extra tracking tool to use alongside ovulation tests, not instead of them.
Quiz
Find the best ovulation tracking option
Use the quiz if you already know you want to track ovulation and want a faster path into the best-fit format.
How often do you plan to test for ovulation?
Trying to conceive tip
The best chance is usually from sex in the 3 days before ovulation and on ovulation day.
That is why consistent timing often matters more than testing only once at random.
Answer all 5 questions to see the option that best fits your testing routine.
Helpful fertility articles
Quick reads on timing, results, and common testing questions.
Fertile Window: How Long Does Ovulation Last?
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Faint Line on a Pregnancy Test: What Does It Mean?
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When Should You Have Sex After a Positive LH Surge?
Read articleQuick answers before you buy
This FAQ only answers what the rest of the page has not already covered.
How many ovulation tests do I need for one cycle?⌄
That depends on how long your cycle is and how often you plan to test. If you expect to test daily or across more than one cycle, strip tests usually give you more flexibility than smaller midstream packs.
Are strip tests or midstream tests better for regular testing?⌄
Strip tests usually suit regular testing better because they are practical to use more often. Midstream tests suit users who prefer easier handling and may not need as many tests.
Do I need a basal body thermometer if I already use ovulation tests?⌄
Not always. Ovulation tests help with timing before ovulation, while BBT helps chart the pattern across the cycle and confirm the temperature shift after ovulation.
Can I use fertility lubricant during fertile days?⌄
Yes. Fertility lubricant can be used during fertile days and whenever you have sex if you want added lubricant support while trying to conceive.
How does discreet shipping work in Australia?⌄
Orders are sent in discreet packaging so the outside does not advertise the product type. That helps keep delivery private.
How do I choose between a fertility kit and buying tests separately?⌄
Choose a kit if you want ovulation and pregnancy testing together in one order. Choose separate products if you already know which format, quantity, or cycle tools you want.
Medically reviewed by Evan Kurzyp, RN (AHPRA), BSN, Master of Nursing
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Last reviewed: 13 March 2026
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Next scheduled review: March 2027