So are First Response test are known for false positives?

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Because every time I took a test I’ll have a faint positive but af would show up..

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People use the term “false positive” loosely. 
All tests can have evap lines, which can be mistaken for positives even though the line doesn’t show until after the time limit is up. FRER is not immune to evap lines.
It’s also extremely common to have a “chemical pregnancy” (early miscarriage). This is when you have a positive test, because you are pregnant, and then shortly after start bleeding like a normal period because the embryo for some reason wasn’t viable. This isn’t a false positive.
Many women have these chemical pregnancies and don’t even know it, thinking they just had a “late period” because they didn’t take a test at all. 
What causes an actual false positive is when a test is faulty due to a manufacturing error, or an issue with storage or transport. It’s also possible to have a false positive if you’re taking certain fertility meds. But true false positives are RARE.

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I got a false positive digital test last month from first response. Af started the next evening...

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Normally no, lately yes. A ton of evap lines that are being mistaken for positives. Lately they’ve just looked so strong it’s been bad.

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I have gotten indents in them for the last 8 months.

So are First Response test are known for false positives?

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