Accurate tester? Evaporation Line? Help...

[Marina01]

Hi,

New on here so hi!

I have recently done a test using a Sainsburys tester and the result is attached, there is definitely a faint blue line but my concern is that Iv'e heard these type of testers are not too accurate! very confused!

any help much appreciated

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I've just dragged this thread up from a google search on sainsbury's tests and evap lines. I have exactly what is in marinas picture but a bfn today

Would be really interested to know what marina's outcome was!

Same test or different brand?

Same, sainsbury's own. If you can look at the picture posted upthread, it looks identical to that.

Well all you can do is just test again in a few days I suppose. If you still feel pg but get no positive, then see the GP for a blood test. Waiting is crap isn't it!

If you started a new thread, you might get a few more answers. X

Thanks catpuss. I'm obsessing slightly (!) because I had a miscarriage and just desperately want to be pregnant again. Can't start a new thread as I'll just spend even morse time on the Internet on my phone (if that is indeed possible!)

Had no idea sainsbury's tests were so inaccurate, mine was right (17 weeks pregnant now) but I think the line on mine was darker than that. Maybe just try again in a day or two? The wondering must drive you crazy though.

Apparently pink dye is much more reliable than blue!

I had a test result like this twice - two in a packet - probably the same generic type but from Boots. Looked just like that - thin vertical line off to one side. Both false negatives unfortunately.

Blackholes I would try a first response early response (pink dye) or a Superdrug sensitive test (purple dye) which don't seem to give false positives or evap lines so much.

Well ladies.... Clear blue digital said yes!! Now I'm off to start a new thread about pregnancy after miscarriage....