I had a negative on 5dp5dt am, and a pretty obvious positive on 6dp5dt am. If we had tested 5dp5dt, I'm guessing we would have gotten a very faint positive.

I always test 4dp5dt, but I always have an accurate answer by 5dp. My first transfer I tested positive and it was correct. My second transfer tested negative, also correct. Third transfer, positive and correct. All SET and with FRER.

5dp 5dt...FTM, still in the first trimester.

Also a SET with FRER. Just tested positive 7dp5dt. Had a faint line at 5dp.

SET, FRER. morning of 4dp5dt negative. evening 4dp5dt ambiguous. morning of 5dp5dt very faint positive.

First pregnancy (live birth) - tested positive 5dp5dt after FET.
Second pregnancy (almost 11 weeks now) - did not test until 7dp5dt, strong positive.

I have had 3 pregnancies:

One cycle i was negative at 7dp3dt (10dpo) and I was so bummed I didnt test again but had a positive beta at 15dpo that progressed to a heartbeat at week 7 before miscarrying 2 weeks later. I dont think the timing of the implantation impacted the eventual failure.

The 2nd time I didnt test until 13dpo and it was positive. Again miscarried after a heartbeat, around week 8.

The 3rd time i had a negative at 5dp5dt (10dpo), a positive at 11dpo that got stronger until the beta. I am now in the 2nd trimester and all healthy so far.

Positive 4dp5dt, FET.

OP here. To make the sample more consistent, it needs to be single embryo transfer and using FRER (first response early result non digital) test.

I did a 3dt and tested positive at 3dp5dt

I tested positive starting 4dp5dt but my beta numbers were substantially above average at OTD.

Poll question: Did you test positive or negative with a home test 5 days after day 5 embryo transfer?