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3228869 tn?1346790730

Pregnancy test.

What is the difference between evaporation lines and faint positive lines? What do you think of the picture?
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Id say looks like a pos to me as well!! Congrats
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It's a positive!! Congrats too you!!!
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3228869 tn?1346790730
Thank you, and when I find out for sure I will let everyone know.
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583196 tn?1429221155
i agree, i don't even have to click on the picture to make it bigger to see its a positive. two positive tests now, I'd say go see your doctor for a final result and due date.
congratulations!!! so happy for you!
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That positive is definitely more positive than the other pics you.posted. Soooo I would say you are indeed pregnant! If you are in doubt schedule an on appointment and ask them to do a blood test! Annnnd Congrats!!!!
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4437866 tn?1388119624
And the pic looks like a + to me! Wait a couple days and test again. Good luck and lots of baby dust to you
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4437866 tn?1388119624
Evaporation lines are more likely to show up after about 10 min of taking the test. They. Are usually grey, white or even colorless but still visible.
Faint positives lines will show with very light blue or pink (depending on brand)...

The evaporation line, try tilting it, you may see that the line is an indentation rather then a line. And some brands do have an evaporation line that looks like a faint positive.
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