This is the darkest opk I've ever gotten in 3 months of testing every day. Would this be considered positive?

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Would this one be considered positive? They look really close to Me. In person they are even closer. Sorry if I seem like an idiot.

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And here's what all mine 
 ooked like this month. They go from light to darker to lighter and then BOOM! Positive at CD 16. Even though CD10-11 look close, they aren't positives. I got a blood test don't and it confirmed my ovulation date

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No, that's not positive. The test line MUST be the same or darker than the control. It's possible that you aren't ovulating. I never got a positive OPK so I went to my doc and turned out I wasn't ovulating. She put me on Clomid and I finally got a positive! This is what a positive you look like. The first red line is the test and the second is the control. Keep trying and don't skip a day!

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No, when are you testing? What time and what CD?

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No, not positive. Start testing a couple days after your period ends and test a couple times a day. I tested morning afternoon and evening and usually got my positives in the afternoon or evening, never with fmu. Good luck!

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I'd say yes. It reminds me of a candy cane pink and red. That's how most positive preg tests look too. Get to baby dancing

This is the darkest opk I've ever gotten in 3 months of testing every day. Would this be considered positive?

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