User manual - Mid-stream pregnancy tests 10 mIU/ml early tests

Test Instructions

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. THE PROCEDURE FOR EARLY DETECTION PREGNANCY TESTS IS NOT THE SAME AS FOR STANDARD PREGNANCY TESTS, ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO INTERPRETING THE RESULTS.

DO NOT TEST WITH FIRST MORNING URINE!

Our pregnancy tests are extremely sensitive and react to hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) levels in urine that are only slightly above the natural levels found in most women.

Because first morning urine accumulates overnight, it may contain a higher concentration of hCG, which can potentially lead to a false positive result. Even women who naturally have higher-than-average hCG levels may see very faint lines on the test.

It is important to understand that this type of test should be used over several consecutive days in order to reliably determine a pregnancy. In this case, an increase in the intensity of the test line should be observed over time.

Step 1

Open the sealed pouch by tearing along the notch.

Remove the cap to expose the absorbent tip. Hold the absorbent tip in your urine stream until it is completely wet, for at least 5–10 seconds.

Alternatively, immerse the absorbent tip in a cup of freshly collected urine for 10 seconds.

Step 2

Place the test on a flat, dry, and clean surface with the result window facing upward and start a timer for 5 minutes.

The test should only be read and photographed at exactly 5 minutes.

Do not interpret the test after 6 minutes. For every test, take a clear, well-lit, and sharply focused photograph of the test result area.

Test Results

Interpreting the Results

• For a test result to be valid (positive or negative), the control line (C) must always appear pink.
• Tests should be interpreted at the 5-minute mark. Any results observed later should be disregarded.
• A positive result shows a second line. This line does not need to be as dark as the control line, but it must be pink.
• Tests that turn pink after 5 minutes or develop evaporation lines should not be considered positive.
• Strong hope or emotional pressure can sometimes lead to over-interpreting test results. We recommend remaining objective when evaluating your test.
• A positive result should be clearly visible and should not require magnification, image editing, or other enhancements to be recognized.
• If you are unsure, simply repeat the test the following day.
• A negative result occurs when only the control line (C) turns pink and no additional pink line is visible.
• Invalid results can occur for various reasons (for example excessive fluid intake, medications, etc.). In this case, perform a new test at a later time.
• Certain medications, hormones, and foods may affect test results.
• These tests are designed for early pregnancy detection and are not suitable for confirming an advanced pregnancy. In some cases, the High-Dose Hook Effect may cause a false negative result.

Need Help?

We are happy to help interpret your test results or answer any questions you may have. To do so, we require clear, high-quality photos.

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