[Rebel_Jedi]

I took this equate and I know everyone hates blue dye, but these are supposed to be good.

To the naked eye the line is unmistakably blue and obvious, but it didnt really come out in the pictures.

Does this mean anything?

[BabyX]

I see the blue line. I can at least confirm that for you.

I read in your last post that you have been at this TTC thing for quite some time and that you gave up 2 months ago. I really hope that this means something for you.

I'm sure you have already heard this a million times, but I'll say it anyway, "Is there anyway you can set up an appointment for BW?"

[Rebel_Jedi]

A million times? Sorry no! What does BW? Is that "blood work"? I have had my hormones tested and they were all "normal". But I also have had a progesterone draw that said I didnt O that month.

I dont know about this test, but thank you for confirming that I am not crazy. This is my first experince with this brand!

[BabyX]

Yes BW = blood work. I was just wondering if you could get blood work to get confirmation that that line is indeed a BFP.

Good luck!

[ninja_mommy]

I see the line too, but blue dye is notorious for evaps that look like positive lines. I really hope this is it for you though!

[swtneka]

I c the line but don't trust the line. I would get another type of test n c what u get. Fx its the real thing

[RunningMommyTo3]

The equates, if you read through all the directions, tell you that the faintness of the test line doesn't matter, but that it must be "as thick as" the control line to be considered positive. So, they are basically admitting their tests give thin blue lines that aren't BFPs, which stinks. In my experience, the thin, off-center, blue lines have been BFNs. But, I can't tell what the width of yours looks like. I hope this is the start of a BFP for you, though!

[Rebel_Jedi]

Sadly, it is thin. I dont think it's the width of the control line.

[Rebel_Jedi]

Does this help?

[Wishinfor2ndblessing]

I see it, I hope this is the start of a BFP for you!!!