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Hello Jazz13

opk's are a tricky one. I thought I had it worked out on one of my first months that the line would darken over a few days and then a couple of days later it would match the control line and I would ovulate. That month I didn't ovulate until cd30 for some odd reason (probably because I was so poas obsessed!) and the lines ranged from not there to nearly as dark. when I looked into it so many factors affect opks. such as time of day, dehydration or dilute pee. ive found tracking cm and temp to give me the most clarity and confident analysis. fertility friend is good- though after 20 days keeps asking if u want to upgrade which is annoying! remember though temp change means ovulation has happened so minus your luteal phase from your next start of period day and take another 5 days off and that is your fertile phase time to get b-ding! does this help or have I just confused you more or missed the point of your question? good luck and baby dust xxxxxx