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Pregmate Pregnancy Tests. How and when to do the test?

Pregnancy | Pregnancy tests | Trying to conceive
November 2nd, 2023 2 minute read

Pregmate pregnancy tests detect human pregnancy hormone in urine. This hormone is produced by the cells of the embryo that will later form the placenta. The level of hormone starts to increase from its basal level of less than 5 miu/ml directly after implantation and doubles each 48 hours during the first weeks of pregnancy. If you want to test as early as possible, but want to make sure you’re getting the most accurate result, test the day your next period is supposed to begin - you will have a 99% chance of getting an accurate reading.

The average implantation time is 9 days past ovulation. It takes 2-3 days for the embryo to make enough hormone for a home pregnancy test to detect. That means the majority of women will not get a positive result until 11 days past ovulation.

Reading Pregmate pregnancy tests results

Always read the results at 5 minutes, if you read the results too early the test may not be finished reacting. Although a positive result should not change for several days, a negative result can change to a false positive within minutes after the end of the testing period. The faint or shadow lines that have no color is where the reagent is applied to the test area. You will see reagent areas on any test if you look hard or make it wet. This is how reagent strips work: If there is HCG hormone in your urine it will react with the reagent on the strip and the line will change color. You should disregard any lines that have no color or haven't changed color.

Pregmate Pregnancy Test Strips

Pregmate Pregnancy Test Strips

$10.95

Confirm pregnancy early and quickly Read your results within minutes Sensitivity: 25 mIU/mL Discreet packaging Best Value! As low as 19¢ per test Test for pregnancy at home with our discreet and easy-to-use pregnancy tests.  User Guide   FAQ … read more

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