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With multiple positive opk's like that, it really doesn't make sense to rely on opk's to tell you when you ovulated. Your body was definitely trying to ovulate then, but it was also trying to ovulate on cd 10, and probably again on cd 27. Are you temping? Without that (or bloodwork), you're not going to be able to confirm that you actually have ovulated. Most likely you either ovulated on cd 27, or you have yet to ovulate (unless you confirmed o on cd 18 with a temp shift). I know how frustrating it is (I'm on cd 41 myself, no o in sight), but keep testing and bd'ing when you do get positive opk's, and if you're not already get a basal body thermometer and start temping. That will let you see the difference between your body gearing up to o but failing, and when o has actually occurred (and when it has, you'll be able to finally put down the opk's, and you'll know when to start using the hpt's). Good luck!