When a woman becomes pregnant, her body begins to produce a hormone, human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which is released in the blood, where its concentration increases over time. Pregnancy test from blood detects the hormone hCG in the blood. Pregnancy test from blood uses a specific pair of antibodies that detect hCG hormone in the blood, when the hormone level is at the at least 25 IU/L (determined against WHO reference*) or higher. * World Health Organization

You can use the pregnancy test Blood pregnancy test in any time of day or night. Blood pregnancy test can detect pregnancy earlier than a classic urine test, because the hCG hormone produced in the placenta is first released into the bloodstream and then into the urine. Therefore, you no longer need to collect urine first thing in the morning to increase the likelihood early detection of pregnancy.

The results are correct, as long as they are carefully observed instructions. However, the result may be incorrect if The blood pregnancy test is moistened before testing, or in if the amount of blood in the sample is not correct. Pipette plastic box supplied in the box helps ensure that the volume of blood collected is correct. Certain medicines containing hCG or used in combination with hCG (such as Pregnyl, Porfasi, Pergonal) and conditions Rare medical conditions can lead to a false positive result. Alcohol, painkillers, antibiotics, birth control pills, treatments Hormonal drugs containing clomiphene citrate (such as Clomid, Serophen) or analgesics should not affect the outcome test. The test may show a false positive result if you have had an abortion spontaneous, had an abortion or gave birth in the last 8 weeks. This is because hCG is still present in the body yours.

The colour and intensity of the lines are not important for interpreting result. The lines should only be homogeneous and integral. The test must be considered positive regardless of the intensity of the colour test line (T), even if it is weak.

When this line appears, it means that the test was performed correctly.

No. The result should be read within 5 minutes of adding dilution solution. The result is eloquent up to 10 minutes.

If the result is positive, you should consult your doctor general practitioner and/or gynaecologist to discuss pregnancy and next steps. Early prenatal care is important for safe pregnancy tracking.

If the test is negative, it is most likely that the blood your either contain no hCG or very low levels of hCG (the test detects an hCG concentration of at least 25 IU/L) and that you are most likely not pregnant. However, it is you may have miscalculated the date of your period, especially if you have irregular periods. If menstruation does not start in a week, repeat the test. If you still get a result negative and menstruation has not started, you should contact general practitioner or gynaecologist. Delayed menstruation may be due to other causes.

Evaluation reports show 98% agreement [95 .2- 99,5**] with reference methods. Although the test is accurate, you can get false positive or false negative results. ** 95% CI: 95% confidence interval.