Wondofo OPK tests...a little clueless??

Re: Wondofo OPK tests...a little clueless??

• britters314 member

  May 2016

  I don't use these, but I'm guessing the box has directions telling you when to look. Is the 5 minute mark when you are told to look at it? If so, just go with what you saw then.

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• beary67 member

  May 2016

  Please stop posting the same question in new threads. 
  
  To to answer your question, the test line needs to be as dark as the control line to be considered positive. Having a 'medium dark' is not positive. 

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• [Deleted User] member

  May 2016 edited May 2016

  paigeamcnulty said:

  Hubby and I are TTC #2...it's been a LONG process...Anyways -- I've been using the Wondofo OPK test for about 2 months, but I don't think I've been using them quite right...Can someone shed some light on if a positive test can have a medium dark line, and a dark line?  The latest one had a darker line at the 5 minute mark, but has since lightened up.  Thanks!!

  Why did you make a new thread?  Didn't you just start a thread about this a few minutes ago?
  
  As I said in your other thread a positive wondfo OPK must have the two lines identical in darkness.  The test line must be as dark as the control line for it to be positive.  Please feel free to go use Google and look up "Positive Wondfo OPK".
  
  Also if you want you can test multiple times a day.  Sometimes I test 3 times a day - morning, noon, and night- to make sure I don't miss the surge.
  
  ETA  I would suggest also changing your username if that's your real name and photo.  Identity theft isn't a good time.

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• wineo929 member

  May 2016

  Didn't I just answer how to get support for this question?? 

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• HopingForOneAgain member

  May 2016

  Maybe she thought she deleted the old thread and not just the photo?  That is my guess

  
  

  
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• [Deleted User] member

  May 2016

  @paigeamcnulty also just in case you don't check the other thread, from looking at your picture none of them were positive.  I have been using Wondfos for years and none of those looked like what positive ones look like.  Yes they do lighten as they dry, but BOTH lines lighten equally.  Keep testing.  Keep having sex.

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• wineo929 member

  May 2016

  Okay, that's a fair possibility @hopingforoneagain

  
  
  
  

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• HopingForOneAgain member

  May 2016

  @wineo929 - I take it as a good sign that she took down the photo without telling us off

  
  

  
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• wineo929 member

  May 2016

  HopingForOneAgain said:

  @wineo929 - I take it as a good sign that she took down the photo without telling us off

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• [Deleted User] member

  May 2016

  HopingForOneAgain said:

  @wineo929 - I take it as a good sign that she took down the photo without telling us off

  Maybe she's bumping on mobile and can't figure out how to reply?  Where ya at OP?

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• paigeamcnulty member

  May 2016

  I'm here, just choosing not to respond.  Feeling like it might have been a mistake to create the post -- thanks for the responses. 

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• [Deleted User] member

  May 2016

  paigeamcnulty said:

  I'm here, just choosing not to respond.  Feeling like it might have been a mistake to create the post -- thanks for the responses. 

  @paigeamcnulty It's TOTALLY normal to be confused by those tests.  I totally was the first few months I used them.  I really, really encourage you to stick around.  Hang out with me and the other girls in the WTO (waiting to ovulate) thread and we can all obsess together if we have ovulated yet or not!

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• paigeamcnulty member

  May 2016

  Thanks, I appreciate that

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  TTC #2: since March 2015
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  MC: 11/20/15 

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• wineo929 member

  May 2016

  I don't think it was a bad choice to post. We just get SO many drive by posters that they get really frustrating. I get why there are two of your posts now, but at first I was confused (especially since there's a million happening right now).
  
  I'd really recommend lurking, reading the newbie thread, and checking out the daily threads. The ladies here are incredible, it just takes a day or two to get a feel for the community. I'd stick around!

  
  
  
  

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• paigeamcnulty member

  May 2016

  Totally understand that.  It's been a few years since I posted last, and I'm not aware of all the rules.  I figured it was something that was OK to post about. And I'll be sure to look through the different boards -- like I said, still new, and trying to figure stuff out.  Thanks for the help

  Me: 27  DH: 28
  Married since 2011
  DS#1: 10/10/2013
  TTC #2: since March 2015
  BFP#1: 11/12/15
  MC: 11/20/15 

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• LittleChick2 member

  May 2016

  Wondfo opks are special. The first month I used them I was constantly wondering if it was positive or not. Once you get a positive you'll know Also, welcome!

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• MissAmeliaPond member

  May 2016

  **lurking**
  
  FWIW, I never got a positive on a Wondfo OPK, but I definitely ovulated every month. I temped and used Fertility Friend to track O, and had to rely on other fertility signs to predict O. I highly recommend temping and downloading FF if you're not charting already. 

  
  
  

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