Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit

The Prega News Pregnancy test kit is available at almost all pharmaceutical stores across the country as well as in online stores.

It can be purchased without a prescription but is usually recommended to be used upon the advice of a gynaecologist.

The Prega News test kit provides 99% accuracy in the detection of pregnancy at home and can be a quick alternative to diagnostics lab tests.

Moreover, this test kit provides results in just 5 minutes and is very handy for women who want to test for pregnancy from the comfort of their homes.

• With a 99% accuracy rate, the Prega News result is correct most of the time (in some rare cases, if the test is taken too early in the pregnancy you might get a negative result, in that case, retake the test at a later date).
• With as little as 3 drops of urine, a woman can quickly get a result of whether she is pregnant or not in 5 minutes.
• While all tests should be confirmed by a lab test, the convenience of a home test gives you a good idea of your pregnancy status.

• In the morning, collect the first urine in a clean container.
• Using the dropper add a few drops into the sample well of the test kit.
• Wait for 5 minutes to read the results.
• If one pink line shows, it is a negative result, pregnancy is not confirmed.
• If two pink lines show, it is a positive result, pregnancy is confirmed.
• If one dark line and one pink line show, this means there wasn’t enough HCG detected to give a result. Retake the test at a later time.
• It is important to take the test before the first urine cycle of the day as this gives the most accurate results.

To determine if a woman is pregnant or not.

If you are wondering how to know the Prega News result, then these are the steps to follow to interpret the results of this home pregnancy test:

• After waiting for 5 minutes, you will need to check the Easy Read Result Window of the test device.
• If you see a light pink line on the T, it means that the pregnancy hormone may not have registered enough to mark it as a pregnancy.
• If you find that two prominent pink lines appear, one on the C and another on the T, then that means pregnancy is confirmed.
• However, if you see just one pink line on the C, then you are not pregnant.

 

• Before opening and using the Prega News Pregnancy test kit, you must store it in a cool and dry place.
• Store it away from sunlight and in a place that is not too humid.
• Do not keep it stored for too long as it is advised to use it immediately upon purchase.

 

Dispose of the kit after use.

Do not use the product if it is past the expiry date, as you will not get accurate results.

If you are unsure of the result, retake the test at a later date with a fresh kit.

Always confirm your results with a professional lab test.

Read the instructions carefully before using.