How to check pH for DH and DW

Hi there.

Was just wondering are you able to use outdoor pool PH testers? digital and the strips?

I really don't know - if the range in pH goes from 4.5-10, give it a try and see if it works and report back to us!

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

I really don't know - if the range in pH goes from 4.5-10, give it a try and see if it works and report back to us!

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Not having a lot of luck. Everywhere I'm looking is all ph from 0-14...

That's fine, it covers the range from 4.5-10, you see. The prob. is the testers that only go from 5-8 or whatever.

The forum about cervical position to help get CM is not showing up and says to contact administrator.

Ok thank you.

Where can i buy the Universal indicator ph strips that go from PH 0-14 ?

You don't need them to go from 0-14, only from 4.5 to 10. You will prob. have to get them online, that's where I had gotten mine.

Or don't get them. After getting a boy with pH of 4.5 that never varied, it's awfully hard for me to encourage anyone to test pH any more. People stress and obsess over it and it raises T levels through the roof.

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Originally Posted by inshaallahxx

The forum about cervical position to help get CM is not showing up and says to contact administrator.

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http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...sition-cm.html

That other article titled the ph pickle said that your ph doesn't matter.
"Even CM pH tells you nothing about what is going on up inside where sperm meets egg." So what do you mean here that you'd feel good about a ph of 5 at ovulation? That other article confused me a GREAT deal now.....

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

First of all I don't like Sudafed because it has too many side effects and may not be safe, so you may want to look into antihistamines instead. (they work equally well).

There is NOTHING bad about pH of 5 at ovulation at all for swaying pink. Personally if I had a pH of 5 I would feel GREAT about swaying just naturally with no jelly or anything (of course you can still use them if you like although they may make it harder to get pregnant.). Normal pH of CM at ovulation is in the 7's, that's to ensure the maximum survival of sperm, so if your pH is 5, creamy, and you dry it up even more with antihistamine, I think you are on target for a great sway.

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