When should I be at my peak?

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I took this today. This means that I'm ovulating but it's not my peak day, correct?

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Hi Kaley! I was a bit confused about all of this too when we first started trying. So how it works is LH is produced in your body at all times, just way more when you're ovulating. A faint line can happen early on but it should get darker. Glow has been wrong for me multiple times on my peak day. Keep testing and adding it to your glow profile, it will changed based on what you put in. It changed for me this month when my peak ovulation was Saturday and glow thought my peak would be Thursday.

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Holy cow! So this was the difference in 24 hours. Opinions? I'm going to take another tonight.

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This is our third month TTC baby #2. I literally got pregnant on the first try with our son so I'm not very familiar with ovulation tests. We had sex last night and the night before, but this was the first ovulation test I've ever taken. Based on Glow, my peak day is today so I figured I'd test! I know the test and control line should be about the same color for a positive. I guess to rephrase my question, does a faint line like this indicate that I am at least in my ovulation window? With complications after I gave birth, I just want to make sure I'm still ovulating when I believe that I am. 🙈🤷🏻‍♀️ thanks for you help, ladies!

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No, ovulation and peak time are basically the same thing. If you don't have a positive OPK you're not peak, just "high" maybe I'd say. It's still good to DTD before a positive OPK though!

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The line should be as dark as the control line and when it is you're at your peak xx

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Correct xx

When should I be at my peak?

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