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What test to pick??

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Moonlight123 · 10/08/2015 18:55

What pregnancy test is the most reliable??

Any suggestions

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cheezypeas · 10/08/2015 19:11

I'd just go for a pack of two supermarket cheapy ones. If your pg it'll show no matter how all singing all dancing the test is. I say a pack of two because if it is positive you can do another - just to be sure Wink. If its neg you have another one to test with in a day or two.

Skiptonlass · 10/08/2015 19:15

Reliable as in accurate or reliable as in detects early?

Look for the level of HCG they detect if you want Early detection.

The test will have a level of hormone it can detect, e.g 25 mIU/hCG. Theoretically, the lower the limit the sooner it'd pick it up. There are disadvantages with this of course - these very sensitive tests can pick up chemical pregnancies, for example.

I got my first positive with a clear blue digital. The Internet cheapie ones came up positive the day after that. I think the first response early response ones are the most sensitive on the market, but my one was negative when the clear blue was positive...

Topsy34 · 10/08/2015 19:20

Pound shop cheapies!! :)

Mamabird3 · 10/08/2015 19:21

Superdrug own tests are really sensitive, they detect 10 mlu og hcg in urine and they're usually on offer so are cheap!

Runningupthathill82 · 10/08/2015 19:25

Internet cheapies picked it up first for me. Think I paid £7 for a bag of 50.

scarednoob · 10/08/2015 19:38

first response for me - got 2 negatives prior to that (and went out drinking a shedload of vodka on the back of the first one, gah!).

MissSMartin · 10/08/2015 19:41

first response are the best I've done after trying 5! .. I tested with the same wee on a cb that said not pregnant and the first response came up positive very fast despite being faint.. but that doesn't matter anyway Smile

MrsAukerman · 10/08/2015 19:53

Internet cheapies are the ones the doctors use. Detect from 10 whatevers per whatever.

MummyBex1985 · 10/08/2015 19:54

Superdrug are the most sensitive, followed by asdas own and then first response, I think.

knittingirl · 10/08/2015 19:56

I've tended to use super drug own ones, not too pricey and very sensitive.

SaulGood · 10/08/2015 20:00

They're much of a muchness. Go with what's local and reasonably priced. The pound shop/home bargains/internet cheapies are often as sensitive as the other ones people have listed on here. 10miu are the most sensitive.

There is no 'best' test. If your period is late, I don't think you need to worry about which test.

Don't be swayed by price either. You're just paying for packaging.

Rosieliveson · 10/08/2015 20:04

I agree with pp that once your period is late all tests are pretty much the same. Test first thing and you can trust the result.

Emileelogan · 10/08/2015 22:36

I used morrisons own and got 2 lines almost immediately... Did the second in the pack the next day, again almost instant then did a clear blue digital the day after that... Again all positives and the clear blue estimated I was 3+weeks or in doctors counting 5weeks... Xx

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