How dark can evap lines be!?!?

Question

Help. So this is what the test looked like in 3 min..

There is a very very very slight skinny line... Then I saw the test way way later, like 2 hours later and got this....

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Umm that's definitely positive lol. No evap there.

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Were you pregnant? Mine has done the same thing

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Not very. They're not full in color, usually and very faint. Sometimes almost white indent

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You should never look at a test after the set time.  I've had several test come up positive after setting for awhile and I was never pregnant with any of them.  I agree retest with a test that is pink dye not blue or purple.  Keep it for the set time and then toss it.  Good luck and baby dust!

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That Mary pic is pretty convincing, but I don't like that it doesn't totally connect. I would take a pink dye test just to be 100% sure

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That's not an evap! You're pregnant, CONGRATS!!! For some reason, the fear of "Oh, that's just an evap", has been instilled greatly in this room, so a lot of women don't trust a positive when they see one anymore. If you look on the box the test came in tho, you'll see that's absolutely what a positive should look like: two clearly visible blue lines intersecting each other! Don't worry, that's for sure positive, but if you need reassurance, you can also confirm with a digital. A very H&H 9 months to you!!

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I would just double check with a pink dye, but everything looks positive! Good luck and baby dust!

How dark can evap lines be!?!?

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