To ask if this is a positive lateral flow?

[Bubblegirly]

Just as above. Been isolating. It’s so faint? Would you class as positive? AIBU to ask. I work with vulnerable people so haven’t been allowed to work

Yes

Looks positive to me.

Yes

Yes it’s positive

I’d say yes
i think any line at all on the T is positive
I’d do another test tomorrow
are you allowed back if negative on day 5 and 6?

There are so many of these threads lately.

A faint line means positive. It even says so in the instructions.

Definitely positive

This is day 4. They have all been like this. I can go back on day 5 if have a negative tomorrow and Tuesday morning and I’m desperate to go back!

Yep.

My brother and his ILs are adamant that a line that faint is negative. Then wonder why they've all had covid so often.

Yes, a clear positive. Mine looked the same yesterday, but got darker by 30mins. DH's was near-instantaneous and as dark as it gets. We're both in jobs where we're not allowed to come in until negative tests on days 5 and 6, or after 10 days if still positive.

Yep, sorry. Definitely positive. I spent yesterday staring at patients tests willing line’s not to appear🤪🤣 Some of those positives are really faint but still bloody there😬😷

This is a positive but go to cover board it's a utter ducknmove posting this in aibu

Definitely think it’s positive.

Yes

Hi to COVID board and stop being a dick meant to say.

No more a dick move than posting a pregnancy test pic 5 minutes after sex asking if anyone see a line. Which happens here all the bloody time.

No more a dick move than posting a pregnancy test pic 5 minutes after sex asking if anyone see a line. Which happens here all the bloody time.

Nope but i feel people shouldn't be asking this use your own fucking eyes.

I can't even see a second line? I'd need a retest i'm afraid

No, you just need glasses. There is a very clear positive line.

OP you have been asked only to return from day 5 if it’s negative however this is still obviously a positive test so you need to leave it longer.

What's the 'use by' date on the test?