Ovulating? I don’t get these

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I’m taking ovulation tests for the first time ever. What does this even mean?!

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This was my positive OPK.

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The line on the left is your test line, the right one is your control line. In order for your ovulation test to be positive the test line needs to be as dark or darker than the control line. The test line detects your luteinizing hormone (LH) which surges about 24 hours before ovulation. This test is not quite positive yet but you should check twice a day (not FMU) so you do not miss the start of your surge. Good luck and Baby Dust! 🌬

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Not yet! The test line must be as dark or darker than the control line!

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Hi! I just started ovulation tests too. From what I understand, when the test line (T) is as dark as or darker than the control line (C), you are at your most fertile time. From the looks of this test it looks a little pale, but it's kind of hard to tell. Have you heard of an app called Premom? You can take a pic of your tests and it will help you analyze them.

Ovulating? I don’t get these

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