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How to Take a First Response Pregnancy Test

If you are looking for the gold standard of pregnancy tests, look no further than the First Response Early Results test. This home pregnancy test is a clear favourite of many women. Fertility experts also look to the First Response test when the need arises. Certainly many see this as the best First Response pregnancy test.

One of the reasons that the First Response test is so popular is the fact that it allows you to test for pregnancy up to six days before a missed period. To do this it checks to detect the low levels of pregnancy hormones in your urine to see if you are pregnant.

The nearer you get to the first day of your expected pregnancy, the more accurate you will find the results. The test boasts an impressive 99% plus accuracy when taken on the day you were expecting your period.

How to Take a First Response Pregnancy Test

Learning how to take a First Response Pregnancy Test is not difficult. Just follow the simple steps and you will get accurate results in minutes. It may sound daft, but following the instructions exactly is always the best way to take a pregnancy test.

1) Hold The Test By The Thumb Grip

To begin, remove the test from the wrapper and take hold of it by the thumb grip. The absorbent tip should be facing downwards and the results window away from you. Now simply place the tip of the test in your urine stream for 5 seconds.

2) Put The Cap Back On

Keeping the tip of the test pointing down, put the cap back on the end and lay the test down on a flat surface. The results window should be facing up.

3) Wait!

Now’s the hard bit, where all kinds of thoughts race through your mind. Just sit back now and wait for 3 minutes for the result.

4) Check The Lines

Two pink lines in the pregnancy test result window means you are pregnant. One pink line in the pregnancy test result window indicates that you may not be pregnant, or it may be too early to tell.


Photo by Zoom Baby

This post first appeared in November 2021

Zoom Baby is a leading supplier of Pregnancy Tests and Ovulation Test Kits


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