How to read the early pregnancy test paper

Early pregnancy test strips are a relatively convenient means of preliminary screening to test whether you are pregnant. Using early pregnancy test strips is also relatively convenient and can be quickly detected. For example, when a horizontal bar appears, it means that the test paper is negative, indicating that the woman is not pregnant. If two bars appear at the same time, the display is positive, which means that the woman is pregnant. Of course, this is the initial screening and you need to go to the hospital for another diagnosis.

1. Use a disposable urine cup or clean container to collect urine.

2. Tear open the aluminum foil bag along the cut and take out the test paper for testing.

3. Strip type: Dip the end of the test paper with the arrow mark into the container containing the urine sample to be tested

(The urine sample is not allowed to exceed the MAX line), take it out and lay it flat after about 3 seconds. (As shown in the picture)

Card type: Use a pipette to draw 0.2mL (3-4 drops) of the urine sample to be tested into the sample addition area.

Pen type: Remove the cap and let the urine pour directly onto the sample area while urinating, and maintain the urine receiving time for 3 seconds (Please note: Do not let the urine exceed the arrow to prevent the urine from wetting the test area and affecting the test results).

4. Observe the test results in the test area: observe the test results within 5-10 minutes. Color development within 40 seconds is strongly positive.

Positive: Color bands appear on both the upper and lower ends of the test strip, indicating pregnancy.

Negative: Only a purple-red band appears on the upper end of the test strip and no band appears on the lower end, indicating that you are not pregnant.

Invalid: No ribbon appears. This indicates that the test strip has expired.

Early pregnancy test paper

1. Negative: A purple-red line (control line C) appears in the test area, indicating no pregnancy.

2. Positive: Two purple-red lines appear in the test area (control line C and test line T), indicating pregnancy. The color intensity of the test line at different stages of pregnancy changes with the change of HCG concentration.

3. Invalid: No purple-red line appears in the test area or only one purple-red line (test line T line) appears in the test area, indicating that the test failed or the test paper is invalid and should be retested.