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Clearblue Pregnancy Tests

When taking what may be one of the most important tests of your life, you want to make sure you choose a test that is accurate. Clearblue Pregnancy Tests are a reliable and easy way for women to determine at home if they are pregnant.

In order to get an accurate indication, the Clearblue Pregnancy Test Should be used starting on the first day of a missed period. This gives results that are designed to be at a professional level of reliability. The test can be used earlier, up to six days before a missed period, but this may produce less accurate results.

Like any other Clearblue test, this is a test that tells you whether or not you are expecting. It also indicates how far along the pregnancy is, in terms of weeks. This test is digital, meaning it will say in words either "pregnant" or "not pregnant" instead of simply showing lines. In the case of a positive test, it will also show "1-2," "2-3," or "3+," indicating the number of weeks since conception took place.

Clearblue offers several tests to meet the different needs of each woman. The following tests are available:

• Rapid Detection Test - Offers results in under one minute
• Early Detection Test - Offers results up to six days before a missed period
• Test With Weeks Indicator - Indicates whether or not a woman is pregnant as well as how far along in her pregnancy she is
• Digital Early Test - Easy-to-read results that say "pregnant" or "not pregnant"

A digital test tends to be easier to read. With a pink-or-blue dye test, evaporation lines sometimes occur, creating confusion as to the actual outcome of the test. This can also be disappointing for a woman who is actively trying to conceive. She may think that she has gotten a positive test when she actually has not. A digital pregnancy test can save a woman from any such confusion.

A faint positive on a pink-or-blue dye pregnancy test is a very light second line. This may happen if the pregnancy is still in its very early stages. In order not to confuse a faint positive with an evaporation line, try taking a second pregnancy test in a few days, when more of the pregnancy hormone is present in the urine.