Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

positive test or not?

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  1. Nannie ❤ #21

    Yeah, definitely seal it off. You can use cling film if you don't have a suitable lid. But if you're constantly driving back and forth, I don't think it'll do any harm.

  2. Cutiex #22

    @pien... I don't think so either

  3. Latoya Guest #23

    I have a question. I did a Clearblue Plus test and it was positive. Now I did a Clearblue Digital test, which said not pregnant, but I took it off and there were two lines very close together. I'm 10 days late. Can anyone help me? It also took a long time before I saw the result, about 10 minutes.

  4. s #24

    Anthea, a Clearblue test always shows 2 lines, so you're not supposed to open it. Maybe try a different test?

  5. Deebeetje❤ #25

    Hi everyone, I'm feeling a bit unsure. I think I found my LH peak with ovulation tests on June 1st. On June 3rd, I had lower abdominal pain and some light bleeding. My expected period (NOD) is on June 16th if I calculated it correctly, but with all the varying cycles, there's a lot of uncertainty. What do you think—could the peak on June 1st have been incorrect because of the bleeding?

  6. Lia Guest #26

    I just read that someone did a Clear Blue test, took it apart, and saw two lines. Was she actually pregnant or not? Because I had the same experience today.

  7. Mom2be? Guest #27

    What do you think, are you pregnant or not?

  8. Kimeta Guest #28

    Hi girl, I have the same problem as this girl with a faint line far apart and two lines on the Clearblue. I had a blood test done but it was negative.

  9. Debbie Guest #29

    @Anthea.. I'm curious if you're pregnant by now after this test? I actually got the exact same result!
    Greetings!

  10. Puck #30

    People: read the instructions! You don't need to take the test apart. If the test (used according to the instructions) is negative, it's negative. Opening it up afterwards and looking for lines is pointless.

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