Digital pregnancy test will always have two lines

"A digital pregnancy test will always have two lines on the strip within it. Digital pregnancy tests detect pregnancy by using a unique and patented testing process that tests for both the pregnancy hormone as well as the lutenizing hormone. In fact, on the instruction leaflet that comes with the Clearblue brand digital pregnancy test, an information box advises, "When you eject the Test Stick you may notice one or two blue lines on the Test Stick. These must be disregarded; only refer to the Display on the Test Holder." A digital pregnancy test reads the results of the pregnancy test by using a special device known as a chromameter. A chromameter, simply put, is capable of detecting different shades of colors that human eye cannot. In relation to a digital pregnancy test, this means that the test is capable of reading different shades within a single band of color on a test strip and is then able to interpret them and display the resulting interpretation on the digital result window. As you can see, a digital pregnancy test operates differently than the standard visual interpretation pregnancy tests, and therefore, cannot be read like a standard pregnancy test. Two lines on a digital pregnancy test, does not mean the woman is pregnant. Unfortunately, many women have gotten their hopes up and suffered unnecessary emotional distress as a result of interpreting the lines on a digital pregnancy test strip visually." Found this for clearblue digital tests.

Yep digital always have 2 lines

But I do see a second line

Re test with pink dye

Digitals have 3 lines if positive and always have just 2 lines if negative. Sorry hun

Digitals DONT always have two lines - they work the same as a normal test however they don’t get line eyes. Essentially the line has to be dark enough to trigger the digital reader to give a positive result. So a faint line won’t show as pregnant The test strip you insert is exactly the same as a normal test and picks up the same hormone it’s just got a digital “eye”