This pregnancy test is the first and only test as accurate as an ultrasound scan for dating pregnancy. Its Smart Dual Sensor™ not only tells you if you're 'Pregnant' or 'Not Pregnant,' but also estimates how many weeks along you are.

-Benefits:
-This test detects pregnancy hormone with over 99% accuracy from the day of your expected period and also indicates how many weeks since conception (1-2, 2-3, or 3+ weeks), with the Weeks Indicator being 93% accurate.
-It’s sensitive enough to be used up to 5 days before your missed period.
-Within 3 minutes, the screen will display a clear 'Pregnant' or 'Not Pregnant' result, and if positive, it will also show how many weeks since conception occurred (1-2, 2-3, or 3+ weeks).

-Main Ingredients & Their Benefits:
-Mabsyl Streptavidin-coated nitrocellulose strip - used for detecting the pregnancy hormone (hCG) in urine.
-Monoclonal anti-hCG antibodies - bind to the hCG hormone to confirm pregnancy.
-Conjugate pad - includes antibodies that react with hCG for detection.
-Electronic components - responsible for the digital display and the “Weeks Indicator” function.
-Plastic casing - houses the test strip and digital components, ensuring safe handling.

-Precautions:
-Before using the test, it is crucial to read the instructions provided in the package thoroughly. This ensures proper usage and interpretation of results.
-For accurate results, it is recommended to use the test after a missed period or at least 21 days after unprotected intercourse. Testing too early may lead to false negatives due to insufficient levels of hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in urine.
-The concentration of hCG is typically highest in the first morning urine. Using this sample can improve accuracy.
-Always check the expiration date on the packaging before use, as expired tests may not function correctly.
-If you receive an unexpected result (e.g., a positive result despite not experiencing symptoms of pregnancy), consult a healthcare provider for further evaluation.
-Certain medications, particularly those containing hCG (such as fertility treatments), can affect test results. Inform your healthcare provider about any medications you are taking if you receive an unexpected result.
-Conditions such as ectopic pregnancy or certain tumors can produce hCG and may lead to misleading results. It’s essential to seek medical advice if there are concerns about health conditions affecting test outcomes.
-Women over 35 years old or those with irregular menstrual cycles should consider consulting a healthcare professional for more reliable testing options rather than solely relying on home tests.
-A positive result should be followed by a visit to a healthcare provider for confirmation through blood tests or ultrasound, especially if planning for prenatal care.

Side Effects
-The process of taking a pregnancy test can evoke strong emotions regardless of the outcome—whether it’s joy, anxiety, or disappointment—which can be considered an indirect side effect related to psychological well-being.
-Although rare, false positives (indicating pregnancy when not pregnant) and false negatives (indicating no pregnancy when pregnant) can occur due to various factors including timing of the test and individual hormonal levels.
-Some users may experience discomfort while urinating if they have urinary tract infections or other underlying conditions; however, this is not directly caused by the test itself but rather by pre-existing conditions that might influence testing behavior.
-Though uncommon, some individuals may experience allergic reactions to materials used in the test (such as plastic components). -Symptoms could include skin irritation or rash upon handling the device.
-Users may misinterpret digital readings due to anxiety or stress surrounding potential outcomes; this psychological aspect can lead to unnecessary worry or excitement based on incorrect assumptions about what the results mean without proper understanding.
-After use, disposing of digital tests improperly could raise environmental concerns; however, this does not directly affect user health but is worth noting for responsible disposal practices.