Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

positive test or not?

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Anthea
What do you think, are these positive tests or not?

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  1. hartje #2

    I've never seen a test like that. I always use the one from Kruidvat.

  2. Siskaa #3

    Normally, the rule for every pregnancy test is: a line is a line, no matter how faint! I think I see two lines on every test, so I'm pregnant!

  3. Anthea started this #4

    Knock knock, sweetheart. Those are tests that have been taken apart. The control line was negative, but as you can see, the test line has shifted. So, just to be safe, I bought a Clearblue Digital, which showed negative. Why do you think I take them apart? I'm just really curious about the technology behind these tests. And not just the tests—if I get the chance, I'll take everything apart Then, when I took a photo to show my sister that it was negative, we saw two lines. Here's the thing: I have an IUD, and a baby was planned for two years from now. So, finding out the test is positive was quite a shock. I still don't quite believe it and will take another test on Saturday. If that one is positive without being taken apart, I think I'll really have to believe it. Until then, I'm keeping my options open. The baby would be super welcome though.

  4. Anthea started this #5

    Oops!

  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    Hey ladies, quick question! I'm 3 weeks overdue. I took a Clearblue digital test yesterday and it said not pregnant. But I was curious because I read on Google that some girls open up the test and find a second line. Has anyone else experienced this and turned out to be pregnant? I have one test strip with 1 faint line and another with 1 dark and 1 faint line.

    I'm curious if any of you have experienced this too?

  6. Nannie ❤ #7

    Looks positive, but also quite far apart indeed. Might as well buy another test just to be sure.

  7. Madelene #8

    You pulled them apart.
    I admit it's confusing because you see 2 lines.
    But the question is whether those 2 lines also appear as separate when you pull the test apart, or if they're just far apart from each other?
    These lines are unfortunately negative because they're too far apart.
    But yeah, 2 lines can be confusing, I get that.
    Fortunately, it's not too big of a disappointment since
    you only had plans in that direction in 2 years' time.
    Greetings, Madelene

  8. priscilla #9

    Hi ladies

    I have a quick question. I'm now 3 weeks overdue (my cycle is usually 28 days). Yesterday afternoon I did a Clearblue digital test, which also shows the number of weeks. It said "not pregnant". But I read stories online that some girls take the test apart – there are 2 test strips inside. On one strip there's a very light blue line (visible), and on the other strip there's a dark blue and a light blue line. You'd think a line is a line, like with all other tests, but this one digitally said "not pregnant" while on the test strip you clearly see 2 lines. Has anyone experienced this?

  9. Madelene #10

    Honestly, unfortunately, I can't give you an answer to that.
    I've never taken apart a test myself.
    Priscilla.
    But I only know about regular tests, not the digital ones, that the line should really appear behind the test window.
    I wouldn't know about digital tests.

  10. Cutiex #11

    Can you help me?? I have a very faint/light line that's barely visible in the photo but I can see it when I hold it up to the light

  11. Nannie ❤ #12

    I already edited it for you in the November topic.

  12. Cutiex #13

    @pien ... I really can't stand it

  13. Cutiex #14

    @pien... I would have sent you a message right away, maybe you didn't read it ??

  14. Nannie ❤ #15

    Umm, do you think so? I'll see anyway. But I think you should do a new test tomorrow morning.

  15. Cutiex #16

    @pien... I'm going to head to Action right after 8:30 tomorrow to run that test.

  16. Nannie ❤ #17

    Can you hold your pee for a long time? Haha. Otherwise, just save it in a jar (outside the fridge).

  17. Cutiex #18

    @pien... I can do it haha, but is it sensible?? I'll pee in the pot tomorrow morning and then I'll quickly go to the Action... luckily it's close to us

  18. hartje #19

    You do need to close the jar properly. I've heard that hcg can evaporate or something like that.

  19. Cutiex #20

    @hartje.... ohww, I didn't know that... well, if I don't really need to go, I'll just stop quickly, the action is only 5 minutes away from us.

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