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Wondering if your test is positive or negative? Post photos of your pregnancy tests and ovulation tests (OPKs) for the community to vote on. Upload your photos, zoom in and use our photo tweaking tools! (invert, greyscale, brightness, contrast, saturation and hue).

 

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OPK

Lady Katria  10 years ago

This photo was taken within the labeled time. I know it is still a negative, but with the darkness of the test line, could this mean I am about to hit my surge? (New to OPKs)

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Remember: This is an ovulation test. An OPK is considered positive when the color and intensity of the test line matches or is darker than the control line.
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Total votes: 19
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OPK

Lady Katria  10 years ago

This is my first cycle using OPKs.

CD6 2pm
CD6 7pm
CD7 12:30pm
CD8 3pm
CD8 7:30pm

Can you please comment how my progression is. Is it looking the way it should?

UpdateI realize these are all negative, I am posting here to get feedback about my progression.

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OPK

Lady Katria  10 years ago

Looking for progression.

cd6 2pm
cd6 7:30pm
cd7 12:30pm
cd8 3pm

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Remember: This is an ovulation test. An OPK is considered positive when the color and intensity of the test line matches or is darker than the control line.
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OPK

Lady Katria  10 years ago

This is my first cycle using OPKs I am CD6.

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Remember: This is an ovulation test. An OPK is considered positive when the color and intensity of the test line matches or is darker than the control line.
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Vote results

Positive

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97%

Unsure

0%

Evap

3%
Total votes: 37
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