Strong First Response positive last night, still 1-2 weeks on ClearBlue Digital!

[Chris1989]

I had my last period on the 24th of December, and I think I ovulated on the 8th? I had a dark line on an ovulation test on the night of the 7th, not sure if it got darker the next few days as I didn't test. I had implantation bleeding on the 19th of January, and a faint positive on a First Response on the morning of the 23rd. Since then I've been testing (to ease my paranoia - I had an ectopic back in August), and it seems like they're progressing slowly. I've done a couple of ClearBlue Digital's which have always said 1-2 weeks.

I did a First Response last night about 7pm and I was shocked to get quite a strong positive, given the time of day! But then this morning I did a ClearBlue Digital (with my FMU), hoping to get my 2-3 weeks, but it's still saying 1-2 :(

Shouldn't it be 1-2 by now? It's been about 11 days since implantation, and 22dpo!

Stop testing - you are going to stress yourself out! The digitals aren't accurate in terms of dating and everyone produces HCG at different rates/levels.
Congrats!

Those Clearblue tests are horrendous. They have banned them in the States as they caused so much trouble. Please don't worry OP but keep an eye on it.

I am definitely already stressing myself out :( thanks though, I just really want to see at least 2-3! I'm still getting pregnancy symptoms such as feeling sick and dizziness so I'm hoping that's good. It just seems like most people I see have much stronger tests than me :(

I had very clear positives on both Tesco own brand and the normal clear blue. Got the digital to see what that would say and it came back as 2-3 weeks when I was in fact almost 7 weeks so try not to worry.

I'd go based on your last period, that's what I did and it was far more accurate than my digital test!

Thanks :) I have a scan a week tomorrow to see if they can see it in my uterus. My initial worry is that it may have been chemical but I guess if it's going up fine I think it's either normal or ectopic, we'll see!