Post # 1
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Newbee
Hi ladies so I brought some online opk and used the first one today ! The pic attached is what it came out like! Now I dont think its quite there but what do you think ladies who’ve used these? Also..
I am only CD6, is this a normal result for CD6? Or a little early! We have been trying for 2 months without joy but im wondering now if I ov earlier than my tracker says and this is why we have had no luck?
Total newbie here looking for a little guidance and expert opinion
Thanks ladies xxxx
Post # 3
Hostess
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Bumble Beekeeper
@Mrs.M.2.B: I agree that it’s not quite positive yet. CD6 seems early, but it’s not impossible. Did you use FMU? That could be why it’s so dark. Afternoon urine is best for OPKs. It gives a more true result!
Post # 4
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Newbee
No I tested at 5.30pm ( im from uk ) ill test again tomorrow and compare ! Thanks x
Post # 5
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Sugar bee
@Mrs.M.2.B: it’s pretty close to positive. CD6 is early but when you get a positive, it means you’ll ovulate within the next 48 hours so you wouldn’t be ovulating on CD6 this cycle. i’ve O’d as early as CD11. since it’s close to being positive, start having sex now. that way you won’t miss your window.
Post # 6
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Newbee
Haha very true , I’m sure the hubby won’t mind at all !! I was just so excited when they arrived in the post like literally a child on Christmas morning I just wanted to rip them open and try them then when I did it I was supprised to see the result it threw at me so glad my impatient qualities kicked in this time Haha ! Thank you all xx
Post # 7
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Newbee
Ok so I tested again today same time 5.30 pm and its lighter than yesterday, does that mean that yesterdays was positive?
Thanks x
Post # 8
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Buzzing bee
I honestly think you are still far too early to get a positive at CD6 or CD7, I think you’re still gearing up. Leading up to O there sometimes is no consistency with lines getting progressively darker, they can get a bit darker, lighter again and then BAM a positive. Some people do get a gradual fade in to a postiive where the lines get darker and darker each day, but this isn’t always the case – definitely wasn’t for me.
I’d keep testing twice a day as of CD10 if you can, do second urine of the day and then your regular 5:30pm. I would suspect if you have regular 28 day cycles you’ll see a positive anywhere around CD12-CD14…. just keep in mind you can miss the surge, i only ever got positive OPK’s around 2:30 in the afternoon and would have negatives the same day all urines before and after that one, so it was really easy for me to miss.
Again, at CD6 or CD7 I think it’s too early to get a positive. Keep testing and see what happens over the next week.
Post # 9
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Buzzing bee
You are still not there. Just because the next day is lighter does not make the previous day positive. That isn’t how they work. You typically have small amounts of LH present in your system all through your cycle. I agree with StaceyA and say start closer to Day 10. Keep testing 2x a day.
Here is a pic of a positive OPK: Notice the test line is DARKER than the control line. 
Post # 10
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Newbee
So I was patient ladies and I got (I think) a possitive today 🙂 I didnt think it was coming though!
Thnaks for all yous advice xx
Post # 11
Hostess
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Bumble Beekeeper
@Mrs.M.2.B: Looks postitive to me!! You should ovulate within 24-48 hours! Get BD-ing if you haven’t already! 😉
Post # 12
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Buzzing bee
@Mrs.M.2.B: Yep! That last one looks positive to me! Get on it!! Good luck girl, way to be patient and keep testing! 🙂
Post # 13
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Newbee
Another quick question now I know its going to happen imminently is BD once a day plenty ? Xx
Post # 14
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Buzzing bee
@Mrs.M.2.B: Yes. Once a day is plenty!
Post # 15
Hostess
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Bumble Beekeeper
@Mrs.M.2.B: I think that your Darling Husband needs to replenish his swimmer supply, so once a day should cover it! (Though I’m not a doctor!)
Post # 16
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Newbee
Haha great ! Cheers ladies xxxx
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