Would this be considered a positive ovulation test?
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Looks good, they do tend to say it needs to be as dark as the control line but I'm not sure I ever got a test as dark as the control and I got pregnant 
. When were the other ones taken? I used to end up going off any that were remotely dark, because all other times the tests were stark white/no line. but it depends on the person I think.
. When were the other ones taken? I used to end up going off any that were remotely dark, because all other times the tests were stark white/no line. but it depends on the person I think.
twiggy56
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Technically no, none of those are positive...only if the test line is equal or greater strength than the control line is it considered positive...
But how the PP has mentioned, positives for each woman can vary and a blazing strong positive is sometimes never achieved! Everyone has different levels of LH in thei surge.
However i would keep testing to see if they get darker...
And get BD'ing! Just incase!
But how the PP has mentioned, positives for each woman can vary and a blazing strong positive is sometimes never achieved! Everyone has different levels of LH in thei surge.
However i would keep testing to see if they get darker...
And get BD'ing! Just incase!
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None of those are positive just yet. I would keep testing though because it looks like you'll get a positive soon!
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Still might get a little darker
