Streamer
Easy to use, giving women the freedom to take the test wherever and whenever suits them best.
- No need to use pipette or cup. Easy to use anywhere.
- Can be used at any time of the day.
- Over 99% accuracy from the first day of a missed period.
Surecheck pregnancy tests
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Two formats, both developed with Colloidal Gold technology. Both offer over 99% accuracy from the first day of a missed period.
Easy to use, giving women the freedom to take the test wherever and whenever suits them best.
Tested with a clean cup and the pipette: 3–4 drops into the sample well, with the result within 3 minutes.
How to use
Open the protective foil packaging immediately before use. The result will appear within 3 minutes.
Open the packaging
Open the protective foil packaging immediately before use. Remove the test from the packaging.
Test
Urinate on the absorbent tip for 3-5 seconds until the entire tip is covered.
Wait
The result will appear within 3 minutes.
Open the packaging
Open the protective foil packaging immediately before use. Remove the test from the packaging.
Add urine
Urinate in a clean cup, draw 3-4 drops into the pipette and dispense it into the sample well of the cassette.
Wait
The result will appear within 3 minutes.
Any results after the 10th minute should be disregarded. Always follow the leaflet in your pack.
Not pregnant
One line, in the control region (C).
Pregnant
Two lines, in the control (C) and test (T) regions.
Pregnant, faint line
A faint test line means you are pregnant.
When to test?
From the first day of a missed period, at any time of day.
Irregular cycle? The test can be taken 19 days after possible conception. If the result is negative, repeat it 48 hours later.
FAQs
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All FAQsThe test can be used from the first day of a missed period, at any time of the day.
If your cycle is irregular, you can take the test 19 days after possible conception. If the result is negative, repeat the test 48 hours later.
A very pale line in the test region (T) still means you are pregnant.
Certain medications may affect the result. Using the test within 8 weeks after childbirth or abortion may give a false positive, because hCG can still be present. If you are concerned, a doctor should interpret the result. Drinking large amounts of liquid may lower the hCG concentration. Birth control pills, antibiotics, painkillers and alcohol do not affect the result.
No. Any results after the 10th minute should be disregarded.
Surecheck tests are over 99% accurate from the first day of a missed period, so a positive result, even a faint line, indicates pregnancy. A later negative result, or a period starting, can still happen, because early pregnancy loss is fairly common.
No. Differences in urine composition and room humidity can cause this, and it does not affect the result.