Are these negative OPKs? I know faint lines are usually positive when it comes to pregnancy tests, but how clear do OPKs need to be to be considered positive?

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A positive is as dark as or darker then the control line. When I first started I kept mine lined up to see the color progression so I'd know what a positive looked like.

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I keep getting the same thing as you, the faint test lines. This is my first month off the pill and ttc, so still learning my normal cycle. I usually take the test right when I wake up but this week I have also tested at night because I should be in my fertile window and I don't want to miss my lh surge. So we'll see when that positive line pops up!

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The ones I use the line has the be the same color or darker to be positive.

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Yes definitely negative. Keep testing and you will be surprised when they do turn positive as the second line will appear within seconds and be very dark, like the test line. The day before my positive OPKs are like yours then BAM! Big fat positive OPK! You will know when they are positive.

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I read that it takes a few hours for the lh to reach your urine, so testing mid-day or evening will give more accurate results. Can't say for sure if it's true since I don't remember the source, but google can clear that up!

Are these negative OPKs? I know faint lines are usually positive when it comes to pregnancy tests, but how clear do OPKs need to be to be considered positive?

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