I took the one on the top this morning, and the other one later this evening. Is the older positive? Does it mean that I’m about to ovulate? (Maybe tonight?)

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Negative there won’t always be a line progression test till positive

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No, those are negative. The test line should be just as dark or darker than the control line to be considered positive and once you have your initial positive, you’ll typically ovulate 12-36 hours later We already have LH in our systems and it fluctuates just like any other hormone. Just keep testing! Good luck!

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They are both negative. Keep testing. What cycle day are you?

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I haven’t taken OPKs before but from what I have read they have to be the same color or darker and neither looks that way. My advice... BD anyways but carry on taking them.

I took the one on the top this morning, and the other one later this evening. Is the older positive? Does it mean that I’m about to ovulate? (Maybe tonight?)

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