Clearblue Menopause Stage Indicator, 5 Ct

I used the Clearblue Menopause Stage Indicator and found it worked exactly as expected. The test was simple to use, and the instructions were easy to follow. What really stood out was the companion app—it made tracking my symptoms and test results straightforward and organized. I especially appreciated being able to show my doctor the data during appointments, which made conversations much more productive. This product gave me a clearer understanding of where I am in my menopause journey and helped me feel more in control of the process. Highly recommend for anyone looking for clarity and support during this transition.

I followed these directions to a 't'. I took all tests the same time of morning, 1st urine of the day, read results at 5 mins and my generated report says that my stage is "undetermined". ?!?! What?!?! I am 41, and my husband and I would like to have a child together bc we've only been married since 2020. My mother had severe endometriosis and had to have a complete hysterectomy at 32, so her history doesn't help me as far as menopause goes. My gm was 43 when my mother was born, but supposedly had not had a period for over a year when she got pregnant w my mother. After the 5 mins, all of my tests were negative. I don't mean there was a slight line but barely noticable so I'll just say negative. These tests were stark white like Casper the ghost. I even looked in different rooms under different lighting. And I used the 5 minute timer on the app. The directions say do not read after 8 mins. After 10-15 mins, I did notice a slight line, like an evaporation line on a pregnancy test, but it was outside the 8 mins. So I put negative on my tests and the app said my stage was undetermined bc it didn't expect my tests to be negative with my age and it conflicted with my cycle information that I put in. Well, I put in MY information, no woman is the same as the next, so does this app run off of information that all women's cycles are the same? I followed their rules so Idk what these test results are based upon. This did nothing to help me. Money down the drain.

I liked having this to use at home to help clarify where i was at in the journey. But please read the directions because you don’t need that much urine. If you oversaturate it, you will get a messed up test. My first test was that way (it showed no results at all, not even a control) Upon reading further, it states you either urinate on the stick for up to 5 seconds or dip for 5 seconds if you urinate in a cup. So my first test was a complete fail. But the other tests were spot on. I am in menopause and have had my levels tested by my doctor and now currently getting treatment for symptoms. There are 5 tests in the pack. Easy to read, simple and helps reassure you if you feel like you’re losing your mind. I was able to take this to my doctor as well with the information from the app you download to record your results.

I've been having symptoms for the last year or so - mostly hot flashes, night sweats, some brain fog, heart palpitations, etc. I thought I would use this test before making an appointment with my doctor.As other people said, you do have to download an app if you want to see you menopause stage, but that was easy. The app was straightforward and easy to use.Before you get started, you take a brief questionnaire that asks about your menstrual cycle and any symptoms you might have. You then take a test every other day for a total of 5 tests. All 5 of my tests worked and I had a positive FSH result each time. I logged the tests in the app.If your cycle is inconsistent, then this test might be helpful for you. It takes a combination of age, cycle information, symptoms, and the FSH results to suggest a menopause stage for you. It wasn't helpful for me because after doing all of this, it said that I was in premenopause (essentially not in perimenopause yet), despite my symptoms and high FSH reading, because my cycle was still pretty consistent. If I had known that, I wouldn't have wasted my time with this process.So - if you are inconsistent, proceed! If you are consistent, don't bother because it will tell you that you are in pre-menopause.

Wish I knew that if you have PCOS or an ablation the instructions INSIDE the box says you can't use it

It worked as expected, and I used a cup instead of peeing on it. That might help with any issues talked about in other reviews. It makes sense that you use an app to track other symptoms since so much is involved in women entering premenopause.

The app that goes with these tests sucks. So the first day I went to test my cycle came and I wanted to reset my first testing day, the app won't let you alter the dates or times associated with testing, so choose wisely when you set the test schedule up. You can keep pushing the start date for up to 21 days, which is what I did. I waited until period was over to start testing. Then I ran into another road block. I set the test reminder for 7 am, got up and tested, took a picture of my test to log later after getting kids off to school and out to work and it wouldn't let me log the test telling me instead I missed my test day. Again, there is no way to edit this. I think I would have been better off getting a the cheapo order of ovulation predictors off of here like I used to use since they measure the same thing. I got no useful info from these tests and the app.