Surecheck® can be used as early as day one of a missed period, at any time of the day.
If your period is irregular, you can use Surecheck® 19 days after you think you may have conceived. If the result is negative, you may test again in 48 hours.
Pale second line means you are pregnant.
- Ingestion of certain medications which may affect the result.
- If Surecheck® is used within the first 8 weeks following childbirth or abortion, a false positive result is possible because of the residual concentration of the hCG hormone in the body. If concerned, please ask a doctor to interpret the result.
- The intake of large amounts of liquids may lower the concentration of the hCG hormone in the urine and thus affect the result.
Birth control pills, antibiotics, analgesics (painkillers) and alcohol will not affect the result.
No. Any results after the 10th minute should be disregarded.
No. variations in chemical composition of the urine sample and humidity of the room can cause vertical streaking/ pink-rose background. It will not affect the test results.
I tested ‘Pregnant’ but upon testing again, I got a Not Pregnant result, or my period has started. What does this mean?
Surecheck pregnancy tests are over 99% accuracy from the first day of a missed period. If you get a positive result, even if it is a pale second line, you can be sure that you are pregnant. However, it is possible to get a positive result and find out later that you are no longer pregnant (you may get a negative result upon checking again, or your period might start). Natural loss during the first few weeks of pregnancy, known as ‘early pregnancy loss’, is unfortunately not uncommon.
WHEN CAN I USE THE TEST?
Surecheck® can be used as early as day one of a missed period, at any time of the day.
I HAVE AN IRREGULAR PERIOD. HOW DO I KNOW WHEN TO DO THE TEST?
If your period is irregular, you can use Surecheck® 19 days after you think you may have conceived. If the result is negative, you may test again in 48 hours.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF THE LINE IN THE TEST REGION (T) IS VERY PALE?
Pale second line means you are pregnant.
WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES MAY AFFECT THE RESULT?
Ingestion of certain medications which may affect the result.
If Surecheck® is used within the first 8 weeks following childbirth or abortion, a false positive result is possible because of the residual concentration of the hCG hormone in the body. If concerned, please ask a doctor to interpret the result.
The intake of large amounts of liquids may lower the concentration of the hCG hormone in the urine and thus affect the result.
Birth control pills, antibiotics, analgesics (painkillers) and alcohol will not affect the result.
CAN TEST RESULTS BE INTERPRETED AFTER 10 MINUTES?
No. Any results after the 10th minute should be disregarded.
A pink background colour and vertical streaking appeared in the result area during the testing period. Is this a concern?
No. variations in chemical composition of the urine sample and humidity of the room can cause vertical streaking/ pink-rose background. It will not affect the test results.
Surecheck pregnancy tests are over 99% accuracy from the first day of a missed period. If you get a positive result, even if it is a pale second line, you can be sure that you are pregnant. However, it is possible to get a positive result and find out later that you are no longer pregnant (you may get a negative result upon checking again, or your period might start). Natural loss during the first few weeks of pregnancy, known as ‘early pregnancy loss’, is unfortunately not uncommon.
Surecheck® can be used as early as day one of a missed period, at any time of the day.
If your period is irregular, you can use Surecheck® 19 days after you think you may have conceived. If the result is negative, you may test again in 48 hours.
Pale second line means you are pregnant.
Ingestion of certain medications which may affect the result.
If Surecheck® is used within the first 8 weeks following childbirth or abortion, a false positive result is possible because of the residual concentration of the hCG hormone in the body. If concerned, please ask a doctor to interpret the result.
The intake of large amounts of liquids may lower the concentration of the hCG hormone in the urine and thus affect the result.
Birth control pills, antibiotics, analgesics (painkillers) and alcohol will not affect the result.
No. Any results after the 10th minute should be disregarded.