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Q: Ovulation Predictor Kit

asked by: Denise12 on April 20th, 2007

New User

can anybody tell me if it matters whether you do the opk with the first urine of the day or not because i did 2 opk test on the same day one in the morning and one later in afternoon and the read different results.

the morning one said positive and the later one said negative.

also is the digital opk worth paying the extra money for as im in two minds whether or not to buy one

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monkeygirl22

replied on June 15th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

The reason that happens is because you have a surge and then it dwindles off. It is possible you caught the end of your surge in the morning and it was gone by afternoon.

WannaBigBabyBelly

replied on July 8th, 2007

New User

Hello,

The direction on my monitor says to test between the hours of 2pm-8pm. Good luck

jiggababy7

replied on July 11th, 2007

New User

I've read that woman can ovulate anywhere between 10 and 48 hrs. They say to get the best reading you should test once in the morning and one in the afternoon to pinpoint when your ovulating. Good luck Baby Dust!!!!

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