Pregnancy Test card

Individually Foiled Pouch Packs

Result in 2mins, Requires just 2 drops of sample

Easy to Use, Sample Dropper Provided inside pouch

Accuracy: 99.1% to 100%, Sensitivity 100%

Best Used upto Expiry Date

Indications:

pregnancy card test 2 bands appear brightly if positive

Directions:

1) open the foil, 2) place the device on table 3) fill the sample in the dropper 4) drop 2 drops of sample on "S" Marked hole 4) wait for 2-5 mins for end results. ( this device is only meant for screening and not for declaration and cannot be deemed as a final report.

Pregnancy Test Positive? What Happens Next?

This pregnancy test is designed to detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in urine. If hCG is detected and the result is positive according to the test instructions, the next important step is appropriate professional antenatal care.

A positive home pregnancy test does not determine gestational age, pregnancy location, viability or maternal infection status. At the first antenatal visit, your gynecologist or healthcare professional may recommend routine maternal investigations and appropriate screening for infections such as HIV, hepatitis B (HBsAg), syphilis and, depending on the applicable clinical protocol, hepatitis C (HCV).

Start Here After a Positive Pregnancy Test

Pregnancy Test Positive? Understanding the Next Antenatal Tests: HIV, HBsAg, HCV & Syphilis

Understand how an hCG-positive pregnancy test connects to antenatal care and why HIV, HBsAg, syphilis and HCV screening may become relevant.

Pregnancy Confirmed? First Antenatal Visit & Important Screening Tests

Learn about the first antenatal visit, maternal-health assessment, routine investigations and important pregnancy screening tests.

Antenatal Infection Screening: HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B (HBsAg) & HCV

Learn what HIV, HBsAg, HCV and syphilis tests detect, why they are different and what may happen after a Reactive screening result.

Planning Pregnancy or Tracking Ovulation?

FSH vs LH vs Pregnancy Test: Which Test to Use and When?

Understand the difference between FSH testing, LH ovulation testing and hCG pregnancy testing.

The Complete Guide to Ovulation Test Kits

Learn how LH ovulation testing fits into the fertility journey before pregnancy testing.

Important: A home urine pregnancy test is an initial hCG screening test. A positive result should be followed by appropriate antenatal evaluation with a qualified healthcare professional.

Legal Disclaimer: Colour / Shade of the outer foil & Cassette may vary from batch to batch and pack size, the result and accuracy will be the 100% correct as described.