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Wanted to add...here is a link that explains using OPK for pregnancy testing: http://www.peeonastick.com:16080/opkhpt/ The link explains that in order to read as a positive pregnancy, the test line has to be as dark or darker than the control line - and that generally doesn't happen until a pregnancy test would show positive. What it doesn't say is that the line does gradually get darker. I tested w/ leftover OPK from day 6 dpo onward and by day 9 dpo I was kind of thinking I was pregnant because line was darker but not as dark as control line. At 10 dpo, I got a positive result from FRER and the OPK test line and control line were equally dark.

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