Question 1

are evaporation lines on a ept pregnancy test blue or gray?

Accepted Answer

I don't know: specifics about the EPT test but the evaporation lines that I have seen were gray.

Question 2

took a pregnancy test faint positive but got darker over time does this mean im pregnant? when first took it was barley noticeable but now u can see two blue lines im 28 days late or could it be evaporation line?

Accepted Answer

: "Home" pregnancy tests do not detect low levels of HCG (the hormone detected by pregnancy testing), but if the test was positive, it may be early pregnancy.  At age 42, delayed ovulation is common, and pregnancy may have occurred very late in your last cycle.  Obtain a serum HCG test to be certain about possible pregnancy.

Question 3

do blue dye pregnancy test cause false negatives compared to the pink dyed ones?

Accepted Answer

Possibly : Any pregnancy test through urine can result in a false positive or negative result.  However, the vast majority of the time they are very accurate if done properly.

Question 4

i have heard blue dye pregnancy tests are known for false positives i took a blue dye pregnancy test, and it was positive, should i believe the test?

Accepted Answer

See below: Did you miss your period? Do you have any signs listed in the website below? Unless you have evidence otherwise, please consider yourself pregnant and seek care for your and your baby's health.
http://americanpregnancy.org/gettingpregnant/earlypregnancysymptoms.html.

Question 5

hi,i took a nemark blue dye pregnancy test it had a plus in results window but the result line was thinner than other just wondered if its a evap line?

Accepted Answer

No. That's positive: Any pickup in the positive area is positive. That said, you should have read it as directed. If the test was dried out and you left it there for some time before reading it, then that's not a valid test. I suggest you repeat it.

Question 6

are blue dye pregnancy test good if you have missed your period?

Accepted Answer

Too many false posit: It is said to have too many false positive, and it seems not a good pregnancy test.There are reports of many faint false positives.

Question 7

is a evap line on a blue dye pregnancy test thick or thin?

Accepted Answer

Not sure, but can...: Retest after 1 more week. A home urine pregnancy test gives a reliable result 3 weeks after sex (3 weeks after when conception might have occurred), or 1 week after missing a period. If done sooner, a positive result is likely real, but a negative result may be due to testing too soon and thus lead to a repeat test. If a test's "positive" line is faint or uncertain, just retest after 1 more week.

Question 8

hello..
i'm on cd35 .. two days late..i tested today with blue dye pregnancy test . got bfn.
can i still be pregnant ?

Accepted Answer

It's possible but: unlikely. The chance of being pregnant increases if the woman had unprotected sex or an unreliable form of contraception during her fertile days.  If the period doesn't start in another five days, we recommend a repeat test.  Dr. Anne

Question 9

i took a blue dye pregnancy test. the negative line was there, but also a blue dye cloud over where the positive line would be. i believe i urinated on it way too much. is it possible that it made the positive line into a blue dye cloudy mess? i am not du

Accepted Answer

Repeat test: If there is confusion about the results try repeating test to confirm negative or positive.

Question 10

took a blue dye pregnancy test and got a faint positive. took a pink dye test few mins later and was negative. am i pregnant? it's only been 8dpo

Accepted Answer

Too soon to test: Conception, as defined by the generation of a fertilized ovum, occurs within day or so of the sex. However, it takes about two weeks for the embryo to make enough HCG to produce a positive pregnancy test. Blood test may be done a day after a missed period. Home pregnancy tests should be done 4-5 days after the missed period. If the result is negative repeat the test in 4-5 days. Use first morning urine and follow instructions for the test carefully. If you do not wish to be pregnant, use contraception all the time, every time. You may consider implanted contraceptive, or IUD. 
Practice safe sex. 
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Blue dye pregnancy test evaporation line

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Are evaporation lines on a ept pregnancy test blue or gray?

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Took a pregnancy test faint positive but got darker over time does this mean im pregnant? when first took it was barley noticeable but now u can see two blue lines im 28 days late or could it be evaporation line?

A member asked:

Do blue dye pregnancy test cause false negatives compared to the pink dyed ones?

A member asked:

I have heard blue dye pregnancy tests are known for false positives i took a blue dye pregnancy test, and it was positive, should i believe the test?

A member asked:

Hi,i took a nemark blue dye pregnancy test it had a plus in results window but the result line was thinner than other just wondered if its a evap line?

A member asked:

Are blue dye pregnancy test good if you have missed your period?

A member asked:

Is a evap line on a blue dye pregnancy test thick or thin?

A member asked:

Hello.. i'm on cd35 .. two days late..i tested today with blue dye pregnancy test . got bfn. can i still be pregnant ?

A member asked:

I took a blue dye pregnancy test. the negative line was there, but also a blue dye cloud over where the positive line would be. i believe i urinated on it way too much. is it possible that it made the positive line into a blue dye cloudy mess? i am not du

A member asked:

Took a blue dye pregnancy test and got a faint positive. took a pink dye test few mins later and was negative. am i pregnant? it's only been 8dpo

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