Anyone using ovulation sticks please help?

Question

Hi ladies I’ve never used these ovulation sticks before does this look like a pink line and a faint in the middle? 
Does this mean I will ovulate soon? 
Thanks ladies

Answer

Here’s a picture of my past cycles ovulation tests. The ones that say “low” are considered negative and the “high”s are positive. Hope this helps! Good luck!

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The control line is the dark pink, and the very faint line is your test line. Your test line needs to be as dark or darker than the control line. If you started using the OPKs right after you period and you got this faint line, it means you have quite a number of days to go but you don’t know how many days that is so i would say keep testing everyday until you hit your peak (the test line is as dark as the control line). I tend to test twice a day once it gets medium-pink because i want to see just how long my fertile peak lasts. Once you hit your peak, you can stop testing and the control line will start getting light again.

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Ovulation tests aren’t like pregnancy tests, where 2 lines means a positive. An ovulation test is considered positive when the control line (closer to the side that says max) is as dark or darker than the control line. You should start testing around your fertile window to see when you’re about to ovulate :) for now your test is negative.

Anyone using ovulation sticks please help?

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