Answer
Answer is a well known brand of pregnancy test that has built up a strong reputation thanks to its reliable and easy to use range of products. Consumers consistently write positive reviews about the pregnancy tests offered by Answer and the brand has a reputation for producing tests that give accurate and reliable results.
The Answer range includes products that have been designed in order to make doing a pregnancy test as simple as possible so there is no uncertainty when you are given your results. Some of the tests also include a disposable cup, which is beneficial for women that are worried or do not like the idea of holding a test stick under the urine stream.
Details of the Answer range are outlined below:
Answer One Step pregnancy test, quick and simple
The Answer one step quick and simple pregnancy test has been clinically proven to be over 99 percent accurate at detecting levels of the pregnancy hormone from the day of your missed period. The presence of the pregnancy hormone, human chorionic gonadotrophin, indicates that the woman is pregnant as the hormone is secreted by the body once the egg has been fertilised.
The one step quick and simple test is very easy to use and produces results very quickly. The test can be done at any time of the day and will give accurate results from the first day of your missed period. Doing the test is easy; simply place the stick under the stream of urine for a moment as per the instructions and then wait for the results; the results should start to appear in three minutes. You should read the instructions carefully to find out how to do the test and how to interpret the results. The results window is easy to read: one line means you are not pregnant and two lines mean you are pregnant. The tests come in single and double packs; double packs are usually better value for money and will enable you to check the result of your test again.
Answer home pregnancy test
The Answer home pregnancy test is a consumer favourite; it is good value for money and has been clinically proven to be more than 99% accurate and it also comes with a disposable urine cup which offers users a choice of how to do their test. Some women worry about doing the test properly and making a mess, so including a cup will be beneficial for these women.
The test is very easy to do whichever method you choose; you should read the instructions carefully to ensure you do the test correctly and find out how to read the results. The test results will appear very quickly, after two minutes. One line means that you are not pregnant and two lines mean that you are pregnant; if you get a negative result, you may want to repeat the test a few days later as the levels of HCG may have been too low for the first test to detect.
The test is good value for money and many people have said it is easy to use and produces accurate results.
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