Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

2v5 euro positive?

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Hey ladies,

I started a thread yesterday about Predictor because I don't trust that test, and now I've done a Kruitvat 2v5 euro test and I'm curious about your experiences and what you think of it??

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  1. Beertje86 #2

    I see a second line! So you’re using hcg. So you’re pregnant!!! Congratulations!!!!
  2. s started this #3

    Thanks! Do you think that faint line counts?
  3. jessie95 #4

    Testing again in 2 days, I see a line too hihi it should be darker in 2 days!

    Congratulations in advance xx
  4. s started this #5

    I'm a bit nervous haha!!
  5. * #6

    Well, that's quite a positive streak, huh Congratulations, take it easy
  6. s started this #7

    Just a few more test days for safety, do you think I can already do a CB?
  7. * #8

    When is your due date? I'd wait another 2 days, CB needs more hCG...
  8. s started this #9

    That's tomorrow! I thought so too.
  9. s started this #10

    Test from now later photographed
  10. jessie95 #11

    I think it’s just on target, hehe
  11. s started this #12

    I hope so! The rest is already a bit darker than yesterday
  12. Nancy Guest #13

    You can clearly see the second line. I’d say you’re pregnant... Congratulations. My test was also very faint at first, and I’m now 20 weeks pregnant.
    Just test again in 2 days and see if it becomes clearer. Your hCG doubles every 48 hours.
  13. s started this #14

    I just did this one!
  14. jessie95 #15

    Already a faint line?
    I’d write the date on it and take another one tomorrow, then you might see it better.
  15. s started this #16

    Yes, indeed, thanks for the tip! This isn't with morning urine, so yeah, I get faint lines on every test. Today is my ND.
  16. Beertje86 #17

    Morning pee doesn't always tell the whole story. I actually get more positive results later in the day, towards the evening. This test is positive too. I'd stick to just one type of test now. If you can't manage to test every other day, then at least test at a fixed time. And yes, the date on there is really handy!

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