Inkjet Rapid Pregnancy Test Evitest Perfect

This product is intended for self-monitoring.

Open the package, remove the test stick, and take off the protective cap.

Place the end of the test stick with the arrow under a stream of urine for 10 seconds.

You can also collect a urine sample in a clean container and immerse the end of the test stick with the arrow in it for 10 seconds.

Replace the protective cap and wait for colored lines to appear. A positive result can be observed within 1 minute. However, to confirm a negative result, wait for 3 minutes.

Do not read the result after 5 minutes of testing.

HOW TO INTERPRET THE RESULT

Positive (pregnant): Distinct colored lines appear on both the control and test sections, indicating pregnancy. The intensity of the test lines may vary between tests due to different hCG concentrations at various stages of pregnancy.

Negative (not pregnant): A colored line appears only on the control section. There is no line on the test section (T), indicating the absence of pregnancy.

Invalid test: No visible lines or a colored line appears only on the test section without one on the control section. It is recommended to repeat the test using a new test strip. If the test is invalid again, contact your doctor or the pharmacy where you purchased the product, providing the batch number.

WHAT TO DO AFTER OBTAINING THE RESULT?

If the result is positive (2 lines), see a gynecologist. The doctor should confirm the pregnancy after evaluating all clinical and laboratory data, as the test may show a false positive under certain conditions. The gynecologist will also provide necessary information and advice on pregnancy.

If the result is negative (1 line) and you have reasons to believe you are pregnant (e.g., missed period), you can retake the test after a few days. If the results are still negative, consult a doctor.

LIMITATIONS

As with all self-monitoring procedures, pregnancy should be confirmed by a doctor after evaluating all clinical and laboratory data.

If the urine sample has low density (i.e., low specific gravity), the hCG level may be insufficient for detection. If pregnancy is still suspected, collect another urine sample after 48 hours and retest.

Low hCG concentration in early pregnancy may yield a negative result. In such a case, collect another urine sample after at least 48 hours and retest.

Elevated hCG levels may be due to conditions other than pregnancy. Therefore, if these conditions are not excluded, do not rely solely on the presence of hCG in the urine to determine pregnancy. The hCG level alone cannot determine whether a pregnancy is normal or ectopic. Additionally, a miscarriage can complicate the interpretation of the test results.

Infertility treatment involving hCG medications may lead to false results. Consult your healthcare provider.