Mira Fertility MAX Wands, Ovulation Test Strips for Women, Monitor and Detect Ovulation at Home, Track PdG, LH and E3G, Use with The Digital Mira Fertility Monitor Kit + App, 20 Tests

I feel like this was a waste of time for me. I would have gotten the clear blue ovulation tracker a long time if I knew they worked like magic. I only used this for 2-4 months and I could not keep up with the expensive use of it. Never again.

Don't work, avoid

Kept getting error message on analyser with a few wands.

Been using Mira since Oct 2024, and learned so so much about my reproductive hormones. Not pregnant yet but this helped me realise when I actually ovulate and confirmed it every time and when I didn't ovulate. Just really sad that wands are always out of stock. Purchasing this from Amazon is just so much easier and quicker than anywhere else.

These are really helpful for when trying to conceive, no baby magic yet! But learning how your hormones are is helpful, the only negative is you can get a little obsessed with checking so just remember to be kind to yourself

Good product. Super happy with how much cheaper it was getting them through this seller. Free shipping compared to the mira website $17CAD. And they arrived 3 weeks sooner than the ones I ordered from the mira website.Will order again from here.

I didn't try other ovulation trackers but I am 99% sure that Mira helped me conceive after just 2 months of trying. Timing is everything and this helped isolate and track exactly the right things. Highly recommend these as replacement wands for the mira. I used them on my own timeline instead of listening to the mira app so I could spread out the use of these wands since they are not cheap. It worked great for me though make sure to read all the directions and decide for yourself based on your goals. Good luck!

Box had expiry date of 2026 and individual wands had an expiry date of 2024 . They were unusable

I bought my Mira last year and got pregnant after two cycles. Interestingly enough, this was not thanks to the device because it told me I did not ovulate the cycle I became pregnant.After giving birth, I ordered some wands and took my Mira back out to check out what was going on with my postpartum cycles. My Mira wouldn't turn on despite charging overnight and trying the reset button.I reached out to customer service via the app and got no response. I messaged again after waiting a month and got an email after a week telling me to charge my device. I explained that I already did with no luck. Crickets. I finally received a response over a week later telling me that my device was out of warranty and there was nothing that could be done.Atter only two cycles this expensive little device broke and now I'm out the price of the wands as well because they took so long to respond. I would save your money and look at other ways to track your cycle.

After trying to conceive for over a year using standard ovulation test strips, and I wasn't certain I was even ovulating every month, so I bit the bullet and spent the money for this. The Mira system has been so much more informative about what's going on with my hormones, and its ability to detect and even confirm ovulation is really, really helpful! It's really easy to use, and there are more options available in the app than I chose to explore. It's hard to say it was worth the cost, simply because it is SO expensive... but it IS basically at-home lab testing. I reasoned that it was worth the money if it would help us conceive without having to pursue fertility treatments. Thankfully, we just found out that I'm pregnant! I truly don't think it would've happened for us if I hadn't invested in this product.I had read in a few reviews that people had gotten defunct wands, which is devastating at this price, but I didn't have a single issue! Every single wand worked!Since the wands are mad expensive, here's a suggestion:The app will recommend testing literally every day until your next period starts. To make the 20 pack of wands last more than a single month, I recommend that you stop testing once you A) confirm ovulation, or B) reach the point where ovulation should have happened if it was going to but looks like it isn't this month.