Is it an LH surge? (Opk test)

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These were my OPK tests for this past cycle (as you can see on CD 13 my ovulation test looked just how yours looks today (since the test line was lighter than the control line it meant a negative ovulation test) but the very next day on CD 14 was when my test line and control line had the same darkness (so CD 14 was my positive ovulation test A.K.A my heads up to start baby dancing... HaHa 😊) Because you will ovulate within 24-36 hours after the time that you got your first positive ovulation test. So keep testing daily until both of the lines are the same darkness

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Not yet. Test has to be darker or as dark as the control line. Keep testing.

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Which line is the test line? It's not labeled and we can't see the end you peed on.

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@willow And I did get pregnant from my most recent cycle that I tracked my ovulation. I'm current 4 weeks pregnant ! So those First Response pregnancy tests are really reliable. Good luck dear ! 🤞🍀

Is it an LH surge? (Opk test)

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