Positive OPK. Why no peak?

Question

So my levels have increased. I’m curious why at 2.42 that is not my peak? I’m seeing others “peak” at 1.55. I’m new to this testing. Can anyone explain?

Answer

Don’t worry on numbers. Your cycle day 20 was peak

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Sometimes it takes the input of a negative test for it to mark the previous positive as your peak.

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Your “positive” opk is your “peak” The opk readers do not do justice and can be wrong most the time. With Glow you can manually adjust your opk darkness to correct those issues.

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Those numbers don’t really mean much. The quality of your photos, the lighting, whether the flash was used or not, etc., can all play a roll in how the analyzer reads these tests. You always base ovulation off of your initial positive. By the looks of it, the first test on CD20 is your first positive, so there’s technically no need in continuing to test after this, as ovulation typically occurs within 12-36 hours of said pisitive, regardless of any result that follows! The second is clearly a “peak”, the app just didn’t read it as peak.

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I know this is a few days old. But it won't register as peak until the test gets lighter. Like this

Positive OPK. Why no peak?

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