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How early have you used FRER?

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SunStruck · 15/09/2019 14:12

I've bought FRER for the first time, last time around I used a really cheap non-branded test around 10 DPO and a super-faint line showed. Day after I used Clearblue (the cross one, not digital), and it came up really strong.

I know it says can test 5 days before missed period with FREE, has this been accurate with you ladies?

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MaryH90 · 16/09/2019 06:06

I got a positive at 9dpo it was a huge squinter though. Now 17 weeks x

How early have you used FRER?
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SunStruck · 16/09/2019 05:50

Thanks so much @Bumpingalong84 - congrats on your pregnancy! 🥰

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Bumpingalong84 · 16/09/2019 03:34

I tested positive twice with frer at 9dpo and pretty obvious lines. Currently 5wks! I also have a short luteal phase. So it should show up then 🤞🏻

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SunStruck · 16/09/2019 02:33

@Whyhaveidonethis oh so sorry to hear 😪 so you got a line and then it disappeared?

We have an anniversary dinner that day and I want to drink if not pregnant which is why I wanted to try then... first world problems 🤦🏻‍♀️ my Luteal phase is v short, 10 days, which is why I was hoping it would show at 10 DPO...

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Whyhaveidonethis · 15/09/2019 22:54

Hi @SunStruck I got one at 9dpo but it ended in my 3rd CP. Personally I'm going to try to never test early again.... She says on cd6, before the 2ww kicks in and I can't help myself

Michellebops · 15/09/2019 15:39

Personally I wouldn't waste a frer too early! If you read the statistics only a small percentage get their positives 5/6 days before their period is due

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