When to Test: It is recommended to start testing from the day of your expected period. This test is highly sensitive and can be used up to 4 days before your expected period. However, if you test early, you must use your first morning urine, as hormone levels are highest at this time, ensuring a more reliable result.

Instructions for Use:

1. Remove the test stick from its packaging and take off the cap.

2. Direct Sampling: Hold the absorbent tip pointing downwards directly in the urine stream for 5 seconds. Alternatively, you can collect a urine sample in a clean, dry cup and immerse the absorbent tip in the urine for 20 seconds.

3. Replace the cap, lay the stick flat on a clean, dry surface, and wait. The result can be read after approximately 3 minutes, once the hourglass symbol on the display has stopped flashing.

How to Understand the "Weeks" Indicator: The gestational weeks displayed (e.g., 1-2 weeks) are calculated from the moment of conception (embryological weeks). This is typically about 2 weeks less than the clinical gestational age calculated by a doctor from the first day of your last menstrual period. Please keep this in mind when reviewing the result.

💡 Quick Answers to Common Questions

• How accurate is it? When used from the day of your expected period, the test is over 99% accurate. However, results may be affected by fertility medications containing hCG, certain rare medical conditions, or factors like biochemical pregnancy.

• What if it shows "Not Pregnant"? If you test too early, hormone levels may not be high enough to detect. If your period is delayed, you can test again after 3 days or on the day of your expected period.

• What should I do after it shows "Pregnant"? The result from a digital test stick is for home reference. If the test indicates pregnancy, it is recommended to visit a hospital for final confirmation and guidance from a doctor.