11dp5dt ICSI...Losing my mind over tests!!!

[PeggySand]

Hi all,

My first ever post on a forum.
I'm currently 11dp5dt of a top grade Blastocyst. Unexplained infertility and so far everything has gone smoothly.
My clinical have given me an official test day on 13dp5dt!! Seems like ages away.
I started testing with superdrug own early response which detect 10mIU/ml HCG and I honestly thought it was a chemical. All with done with first morning wee.
Went out for lunch today drank loads of soft drinks and water, peed tons!! Came home and done a random cheap boots own strip.
I have no idea how sensitive they are because it doesn't say but it seems darker.
I just don't know what to believe. My clinic doesn't do bloods. Just a HPT in 2 days and then a scan at 2-4 weeks if its positive.
The unknowing is killing me!

Will upload a pic so hopefully someone can look.
The 11dp5dt and the boots strip were the same day but the strip is much much more diluted wee!! And I think a LESS sensitive test.
Could it be an evaporation line???
Thanks so much in advance.

There's def positives there but the 11dpo looks a bit fainter but the cheap strip is a very clear positive so I'd say you need to get a FRER. Our clinic gives OTD of 14 days post transfer too & no bloods, def get yourself some first response and test with other tests 🤞🏻🤞🏻good luck

So grateful for your reply.
This is a test I done with first morning urine with the same cheap boots test. I'm not sure its darker but happy it is still there at least. Today is 13dp5dt so tomorrow is official test day.
I will go out today and buy a first response early results to try. I don't understand why the superdrug ones are so faint as they're early results too! Its such a mind game.

100% positive congrats.

This is yesterday's and todays compared.
I just really can't understand why superdrug were so faint. I'm so scared FRER will be negative. Will give it a go though.
I have no symptoms other than hunger.

I didn't get symptoms til much later but they are DEFINITELY positive 🙌🏻❤️congrats