the top two are from last night, bottom is just now. would you say top are darker? and if so, would you say ovulation day was yesterday or today? Glow is telling me today but yesterdays look darker.

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Yesterdays are darker but you don’t ovulate until after the first positive, not the same day

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You can never rely on what the app tells you. Your first positive that you get no matter if it's the darkest positive or just a regular positive that is what you go by which means you are likely to ovulate around 12 to 36 hours after you get that positive so technically your body should ovulate the next day after you get a positive.

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Ignore glow it’s not accurate. Go by the strips. It’s 12-48 hours from the first positive not peak, peak doesn’t mean anything.

the top two are from last night, bottom is just now. would you say top are darker? and if so, would you say ovulation day was yesterday or today? Glow is telling me today but yesterdays look darker.

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