Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Positive or drying up?

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rowenax
Hi everyone,

I did a 2-for-5 euro test from Kruidvat and at first I saw nothing. But when I checked later, I noticed a faint line. What do you guys think??

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  1. rowenax started this #2

  2. rowenax started this #3

    Thanks for your reply! Were they still white after 1 day for you too?

  3. Joyce2021 #4

    Yes, a faint line is a cautious congratulations! I had that too last month, and two days later the line became clearer and clearer.

  4. rowenax started this #5

    Thanks!!
    I've only heard different reactions saying that after a day it would be a dry line..

  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    My own personal experience with these tests has been positive. Even after the reading time. I was just testing very early.

    Where are you in your cycle?

  6. rowenax started this #7

    I know I'm really early, but I should be getting my period on Thursday, hopefully.
    I've been having some symptoms like; constipation, feeling a bit nauseous (without vomiting), and occasionally a dull ache in my uterus and sharp twinges in my ovaries. I had a test lying around and I thought, why not give it a try anyway.

  7. rowenax started this #8

    Congratulations Joyce!
    I hope I get good luck too.

  8. Joyce2021 #9

    At Kruidvat, I got 2 for 5 and never had to dry them; they stay spick and span. I had a positive test on CD 26, very faint.. just test again in 2 days.

  9. Anonymous Guest #10

    I’ve had a false positive before, and this applies to all tests: don’t read the result after the recommended reading time, definitely not after half an hour. I think it’s kind of an evaporation line.
    Hope you’re still pregnant after all, but I wouldn’t consider this one positive. Good luck!

  10. GEMMA #11

    Hey, unfortunately I tried to test earlier this month and I saw a very faint evaporation line, so I'm not pregnant. If it's more pink, I'd say positive; otherwise, I'd have my doubts. Was it within the reading time?

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