Clearblue Early Pregnancy Test 6 Days

SAR 20.22

In stock Ref.: 6056762

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When you want to know if you are pregnant, it can be difficult to wait until you get tested. That is why the Clearblue Ultra Advance Pregnancy Test can be used up to 6 days before your missed period, that is, 5 days before the expected menstruation day.

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Description

You can take the test 6 days in advanceThe Clearblue Ultra Advance is our most sensitive test, which means you can take the test up to 6 days before your missed period (ie 5 days before the expected day for your period) . Accuracy greater than 99% From the expected day for menstruation. Easy to useClearblue has an ergonomic design, including a longer curved rod and a wide color change tip.Our exclusive FloodguardTM technology helps to reduce the main cause reported as usage error2 and facilitates testing. Easy-to-read results Clear and simple results presentation; 2 lines if you are pregnant, 1 line if you are not pregnant.

How to Use

1. When to do the test Do the test up to 6 days before the start of the missed period, that is, 5 days before the expected day for menstruation. of the day. Otherwise, you can take the test at any other time of the day. Do not drink too many fluids before taking the test. 2. Perform the testRemove the wrapper and remove the cap. Use the test stick immediately. SELECT YOUR TEST METHOD IMPORTANT: The color-changing tip quickly turns pink, showing that the urine is being absorbed. A) Keep the tip with color change in your urinary flow for a full 5 seconds. OR B) Only immerse the tip completely in a sample of your urine collected in a clean and dry container until 20 seconds. Replace the cap and lay the test rod horizontally. Start counting the time. WAIT 3 MINUTES before interpreting your results. 3. Read the result Even if you start to see a line appear quickly on the control display, WAIT 3 minutes before interpreting the result. IMPORTANT! Read the result within 10 minutes of taking a test. Ignore any changes to the result after this time.