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  • 05-16-2008 6:30 PM

    Confused Huh? [:^)] Kits you buy on the internet.. do they work or are they a sham?

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    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/05/07/eveningnews/consumer/main616266.shtml

    "These are scams in the highest tradition of Americana going back to the time of PT Barnum," says fertility specialist Dr. Ralph Kazer.

     

    http://www.prevention.com/cda/article/say-no-to-gender-selection-kits/f49968f271903110VgnVCM10000013281eac____/health/healthy.living.centers/ob.gyn.health

     "..there is no good scientific evidence that either of these kits works, says Frederick Licciardi, MD, a reproductive endocrinologist at New York University School of Medicine."  

     

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  • 05-22-2008 12:36 PM

    Re: Kits you buy on the internet.. do they work or are they scams?

    What would he think of theories bounced around here - Since he says its 50/50. ;)  Think he might think we're all scamming ourselves as well? Happy Wink

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  • 05-22-2008 12:47 PM

    Re: Kits you buy on the internet.. do they work or are they scams?

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    The big difference between IG and pay for sights is IG has everything for free.  On ingender you aren't waisting 100's of dollars for theories that are already free. 

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  • 05-22-2008 7:52 PM

    Re: Kits you buy on the internet.. do they work or are they scams?

    I wasn't meaning to compare 'other' sites to IG...just wondering if this doc gives any credence to ANY low tech means of gender swaying, kwim?  I understood that he felt that gender was about 50/50 and that is why these sites were scams, kwim?  Thinking he might think we're all a bit nutty. lol.

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  • 09-25-2008 8:27 PM

    Re: Kits you buy on the internet.. do they work or are they a sham?

    Sham... Mad Furious

    I bought one of those kits where you pee in a container with powder. kind of like a drano test I suppose..I guess I can't say which company.  The kit only costs about 35 bucks, so I figured what the heck.  I did the test at 11 weeks (it recommends doing anytime from 10 weeks on).  I followed the directions exactly, and the result was dark green, which said I was to have a BOY.  I have a 16 year old daughter, and am re-married and due Feb. 1 '09.  I was really excited to see it could be a boy, and my pregnancy is SO completely different than it was with my daughter, so I thought it might be a boy because of that also.  I also have been to just about every website for gender prediction charts, calendars, etc. and they all said BOY.  I also took primrose oil tablets a few months before I conceived and did all the recommended things to conceive a BOY.

    I was surprised at my 21 week ultrasound last week to discover there is the 80% chance (the tech said) that it is actually a GIRLSurprise again.

    The baby looked healthy which is, of course, the most important thing....however I am just a little frustrated that I have wasted so much time, money and energy and heard nothing but BOY up to last week.   I was hoping to have one of each, as this pregnancy was hard on me (morning sickness, emotions, etc), and although this will be a first child for my husband, I really don't think I want to go through it again..

    My point being...buyer beware- don't let the gimmicks fool you!

     

     

     

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