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A Line that shows up way after the usual 5-10 minute mark, can be considered an (Evaporation Line) and although they’re usually grey or colorless – they can have a bit of Pink or Blue from time to time so don’t be fooled! Evap Lines are self explanatory, they can start to form once the Urine starts to dry on the test and it evaporates.Is the faint line the same shade as the control line (usually blue or pink)? This is probably a faint positive result. If the line appears more "colorless," like gray, white, or shadowy, it's likely an evaporation line.Worried about whether you have a faint line, an indent, or an evap? Indent lines are usually visible on a test prior to dipping or may appear once they are dipped as a colorless line. Evap lines can occur when a test had dried and read outside of the timeframe specified in the instructions. Pictures of tests should be taken within the timeframe to avoid this issue.Each pregnancy test is different, with some brands using a red dye (also used in Clearblue® Early Detection Pregnancy Test) and others, like Clearblue®, a blue dye. For a red dye test, a faint line will look light pink, whereas a blue dye test will produce a light blue line.So within three minutes I swear I could see a really faint line and as the minutes went on I got this but it couldn't be anymore than 15 minutes I swear. Does this look like a clear blue evap as its quite thin or the start to a BFP p, I'm just so unsure Any advice would be greatly appreciated ! 0.Surprisingly, they are actually different. Usually, evap lines are colorless lines or streaks (grayish) and a bit thinner than positive lines. Look closer you may be able to figure it out. Tip: Avoid blue-dyed pregnancy tests; they may give evap lines a blue color.It's an evap, and blue dye tests are notorious for bad evap lines. Even pink dyes can do that so only take in account what reads within the 10 min time limit. Go to previous pageEQUATE PINK DYE EARLY DETECTION TEST. j. Jac124. Posted 07-24-20. Has anyone ever used the equate pink dye test? Are they notorious for evap lines? I see a faint line on the equate test that came up in 3-4 minutes. I think I got a BFP last Sunday (07/19/20) on a clear blue early detection test. If so should the equate line be darker?Reply. Anonymous. 02/03/2012 at 2:59 pm. having left it that long i'd disregard it, every negative test i have ever taken has shown a line eventually but every possitive has shown it within the time frame and definatly within the maximum of ten min reccomended, they ussually say on the test to disregard any change after 10 min.It is positive thou anyways. @SimonLM yours looks positive too. However faint, if a bit of colour and within the timeframe, it's positive. Some tests are less sensitive. Once I had a faint line in the chipies I would do a FRER just for the satisfaction to see two clear lines. Quote.Can an evaporation line appear before the suggested 2-10 minute window? they can be that dark, especially on blue dye tests but I don't think that's the case for yours. If that showed up within 10 minutes I would be really shocked if it's an evap. The dark evaps I think show up after hours of leaving the test alone.Apparently the sainburys ones are 15miu which would explain the fainter result from my asda one. Okay, DH arrived home with a clear blue early detection test (yes, flipping blue dye) and insisted that 'this one is reliable cos it …Comment. nickieb85. So I know that you are not supposed to take your tests apart but in this case I had to. There is a white strip on every pregnancy test and this line is to the left of the preggo test. I know that I am probably not pregnant because all of the other tests came out negative but I have had problems with pee tests in the past.An OB-GYN Explains. Taking a pregnancy test is super stresThat's almost certainly an evap at this po I think this might be a faulty test, the lines are off and that looks weird for and indent. If you are seeing confusing lines on multiple pink dye tests it could be an indication of an early positive. You should wait two days and test with first morning urine on a pink dye test. Buy a new pack if all of the ones you have came together. Then $4.99 $2.99*/month after trial. Bill It's an evap, and blue dye tests are notorious for bad evap lines. Even pink dyes can do that so only take in account what reads within the 10 min time limit. Go to previous page An evaporation line often occurs when you wait too lo

I got 2 white indents on FRERS yesterday (second one I took only as I wanted to be sure it was an evap line and I could see it before even taking the test!) ... I’ve had evaps on clear blue do trust the weeks indicator as it progressed with my pregnancy with DS but not with my miscarriage. DP thinks it has pink to this mornings so 🤞🏻 it ...Hey ladies. I hope I'm posting in the right community. Can anyone let me know if these are positive or evap lines. Took the first one and it gave me the line within 3 minutes.Has anyone gotten an evap like this on a clean blue pink dye? *Disclaimer* these were taken outside the time frame. I noticed a very faint line on it when I took it but figured it was an indent. Went back and looked this morning and there a clear pink line. I haven’t had this happen with clear blue and...What does a faint line look like? Each pregnancy test is different, with some brands using a red dye and others, like Clearblue, a blue dye. For a red dye test, a faint line will look light pink, whereas a blue dye test will produce a light blue line See images below to get an idea of what a faint line can look like.

If you are confused by the results of your pregnancy test, try a different type of home pregnancy test. Some people find pink dye or blue dye easier to see. Others may prefer a digital pregnancy test that uses a word like "yes" or "pregnant" to give a clear result. Check for Other Pregnancy Symptoms. Check for other pregnancy symptoms.A mark on a pregnancy test may be an evaporation line if: More than 10 minutes have passed since taking the test. The mark is faint and colourless, and it resembles a water spot. The mark has no visible dye in it. If the control line on the test does not change colour, the test has failed. A line on a pregnancy test may show a positive result ...…

Reader Q&A - also see RECOMMENDED ARTICLES & FAQs. An evaporation line is usually a grayish color on pregnancy tests t. Possible cause: Apparently the blue dye pregnancy tests are notorious for leaving evap.