HCG RAPID PREGNANCY TEST KIT – 50PK

WHEN TAKING A HOME PREGNANCY TEST:

There are no special preparations necessary to take an hCG urine test. You can ensure the most accurate results with simple planning.

If you’re taking a home pregnancy test, you should do the following:

• Carefully read the instructions included in your test kit before collecting your urine sample.
• Make sure the test’s expiration date has NOT expired.
• Use your first morning urine one to two weeks after your first missed period.
• Don’t drink large amounts of fluid before collecting your urine sample because this may dilute hCG levels and make them difficult to recognize.

Discuss any medications you’re taking with your pharmacist or doctor to see if they could affect the results of an hCG urine test.

INSTRUCTIONS TO BE FOLLOWED WHILE TAKING THE TEST:

• Plan to use the test the first time you urinate after waking up. This urine is the most concentrated and will contain the highest hCG levels of the day. Your urine dilutes as you drink liquids, so hCG levels may be harder to measure later in the day.
• For some home pregnancy tests, you will hold an indicator stick directly in the urine stream until it’s soaked, which should take about five seconds. Other kits require that you collect urine in a cup and then dip the indicator stick into the cup to measure the hCG hormone level.
• Home pregnancy tests usually include an indicator that shows whether the test is being properly performed. For example, it will show if there’s enough urine on the stick to get an accurate result. If the control indicator doesn’t activate during your test, the results may be inaccurate.
• For most tests, it only takes about 5 to 10 minutes for a result to appear. Typically, a colored line or plus symbol will appear on the test stick to indicate a positive result. The absence of a colored line or a negative sign usually indicates a negative result.

A false-negative result may happen after any of the following:

• When using a urine sample collected after your first morning urine
• taking the test before there’s enough hCG to produce a positive result
• miscalculating the timing of your missed period.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                If you have a negative result, you should repeat the test in about a week to confirm the absence of pregnancy. And If you have a positive result, it means that the test detected hCG in your urine. And Your next step you can consider  consulting your doctor.