I am 14 DPO (4 weeks) should I be worried that my wondfo is still light?

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How dark was your second line on wondfo at 4 weeks?

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Mine was just as light at 14 dpo. I had a negating at 13 dpo.

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Considering it can take up to 12 days to implant (which is when you start producing hcg), it's nothing to be concerned about.  You most likely have only doubled 1-2 times...you would see them get really dark until you have doubled 5-6 times (10-18 days, depending if you double every 2 or 3 days)!!

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These are my tests from today and the two days before. It looks like the test line is slowest getting darker.

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These are mine. Just now caught up to the control

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These were taken at 4 weeks +1 day. They were taken with the same first morning urine although they are dried, you can see the difference in the darkness between the two test. I also took a digital clear blue weeks indicator test and it said 2-3 weeks pregnant. Hope this helps!

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It took a lonnng time for my wonders to darken.

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I used those and had a light line up to a week after my expected start of AF. Now it tends to be as dark or darker than the control line and shows up right away.

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Mine didn't start getting darker until 20 dpo. Now at 6 weeks the test line is finally darker than the control line.

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Use a frer ladies:) my line on wondof was the same but when I used frer the test line pulled all the dye from the control line. Made me feel sooo much better;)

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I'm wondering the same thing. The several First Response test I've taken were apparent (ovulated 2/22) and than the Clearblue and cheap test it was very very very faint, like you would have to look at it for a second to see the line.

I am 14 DPO (4 weeks) should I be worried that my wondfo is still light?

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