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There are so many different ways to “PREDICT” what you are going to have. You can guess from the heartbeat… Or you can guess just by how you’re carrying the baby. But what if you’re just not convinced by those methods, but don’t want to pay to have a Gender Ultrasound done… That’s when You try IntelliGender’s Gender Prediction Test. IntelliGender sent me one of their test to try at home.
A little about IntelliGender: IntelliGender’s Gender Prediction Test is an affordable, simple-to-use urine test that provides immediate gender results in the privacy and comfort of the home. In minutes, the IntelliGender Gender Prediction Test indicates your gender result based upon an easy to read color match. Green indicates boy and orange indicates girl!
For me, this test is about as simple as taking a Pregnancy test. You pee in a cup, and then use the dropper supplied in the kit, you suck up the indicated amount, and insert it into the IntelliGender Container. Then you swirl (not shake) the Container Rapidly, and let it sit. If it changes to and Orange color, then you are having a girl. If it is a dark green color, you’re having a boy. What did it say I was having? 
According to the IntelliGender Test, I’m having a boy. Am I going to paint peanuts room blue yet? No I waited to have my ultrasound ( mine was at 16 weeks) to determine the gender of Peanut. We’ll have to see if IntelliGender is Correct for me. Is this 100% accurate? Not always. It is a fun way to try and determine what you are going to have!
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I’d want a boy too! Too much girls in the house. This product looks interesting! It could be useful for me in the future 🙂
I think this is so neat- although, when we have our second child, we’re thinking we might want to be surprised. We found out when we were expecting our first, which was great, too!
Technology is totally amazing. I can’t believe how far we have come – knowing the gender of a baby…crazy.
wow…wonder really how accurate they are…I had 3 ultrasounds telling me it was a girl, but when the baby was born , My Alaina was an Aaron! 🙂
Well, it’s got a 50/50 shot at getting it right. Unless you’re having multiples and it turns all rainbow colored!
I agree with Brandi – it has a 50/50 at getting it right. Not sure if that is enough to make me buy it but of course as parents {or soon to be} we get excited and drives sales to products such as these.
Interested to know what the ultrasound says and if in fact this test was spot on.
It is amazing what we can do in our own homes now instead of a doctor’s office!
It would be neat to see how accurate these are. How many actually have the baby sex that the intelligender predicted.
I think this would be a fun thing for new parents. Even when you know the odds are 50/50, it’s still exciting. 🙂
These gender predictors are probably a lot of fun to try out but I don’t put much stock in them. They have a 50/50 chance of being right, one way or the other!
For me it was wrong, but we did have a lot of fun trying to predict.