I am still new at this testing for ovulation.. I do know that both lines have to be the same darkness... Are those the same or not quite?? Help please...

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It's hard to tell because the control and test lines are both pretty light, but they look very similar. I agree with previous comment though, and think it's VERY close, but not quite. I'm curious why the test itself is so light in general, as this is the brand I use as well, and my control lines are always pretty dark. How long are you dipping your strip for? The instructions say dip 10 to 15 seconds, but I always got clearer results when I dipped the strip the full 15 seconds. That being said though, these tests do darken as they dry, so possibly this pic was taken when the test was just recently done? Anyway, I think you're very close to positive, so you can start testing twice a day now if you'd like... The test instructs to use fmu, but I always got better results in the evenings, once the test line started getting close to positive. Anyway, hope this helps a little, and if you're still confused as to your results, it's so close, you can always start BDing now too, just to have all your bases covered! GL and mountains of baby dust to you!!!

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I'm guessing tmw will be darker

I am still new at this testing for ovulation.. I do know that both lines have to be the same darkness... Are those the same or not quite?? Help please...

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