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Compare Pregnancy Tests
Pregnancy Test Comparison Chart
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First Response® Rapid Result Pregnancy Test |
First Response® Early Result Pregnancy Test |
Digital
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No |
No |
Earliest Testing
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Day of expected period
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5 days before expected period
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HPT Accuracy Expected Period Day or Later *
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99%
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99%
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Accuracy 1 Day Early
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--
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--
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Accuracy 2 Days Early
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--
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--
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Accuracy 3 Days Early
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--
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--
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Accuracy 4 Days Early
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--
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POAS
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Yes |
Yes |
PIAC
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No |
Yes |
Time to Read Results
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1 minute |
3 minutes |
If Pregnant Test Shows
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Two pink lines in the Result Window, even if one line is lighter than the other. |
2 pink lines in the Result Window (one may be lighter than the other) |
If Not Pregnant Test Shows
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One pink line in the Result Window |
One Pink line in the Result Window |
Time of Day to Test
Is First Morning Urine needed?
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Any time of day; first morning urine not required, although it typically has highest pregnancy hormone level. |
First morning urine is not required: You can use the test at any time of the day. |
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First Response® Rapid Result Pregnancy Test |
First Response® Early Result Pregnancy Test |
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* Most brand pregnancy tests provide information similar to the following when
indicating that the test is 99% accurate if used on the day of expected period or
later: "99% accurate at detecting the pregnancy hormone. However, some pregnant
women may not have detectable amounts of pregnancy hormone in their urine on the
first day of the missed period or may have miscalculated the first day of their period."
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Always refer to the information sheet that comes with your pregnancy test for
complete and current usage instructions and product options. Also, your test instructions will likely
include information about error conditions; for example, when a line does not appear in the control window.
Last Update: November, 2013
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POAS (on a stick) - the pregnancy test is held in urine stream, typically for
5, or more, seconds (check your instructions - each test varies slightly).
PIAC (in a cup) - First, urine sample is collected in clean container; Then test's tip is dipped
into it, for several seconds, per test's instructions (each test varies slightly).
Most of today's top brand home pregnancy tests are extremely convenient and
can be used either as POAS or PIAC.
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