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How to do the test:
You can test at any time of the day from the day you expected your period, but the safest way is to measure the morning urine, when the hCG concentration is at its highest.
1a. Test directly in the urine stream. Hold the test stick with the suction part pointing downwards in the stream of urine for 10 seconds. Make sure no urine gets on the results window.
1b. Or collect urine in a clean and dry container, a couple of centimeters from the bottom is enough. Immerse the entire suction part in the urine for 20 seconds.

2. Replace the protective sleeve and place the test stick on a flat, dry surface with the result window facing up. When the test stick starts to react, the result window turns bright pink. Wait for 1-5 minutes before reading the result and let the test stick lie completely still.

3. One or two pink/red lines appear against a light background in the result window, one line for control and the other line for test results.
Do not read any results after 5 minutes as this may give misleading results.

How to read the result

Positive result – you are pregnant
If two clear pink/red lines appear, you are likely pregnant. The color shade and color strength of the test line may vary because different stages of pregnancy have different concentrations of the hCG hormone. If you are unsure, it is good to test again after 2 days, preferably with the first morning urine. If you are pregnant, contact your doctor, midwife or gynecologist for advice.

Negative result – you are not pregnant
If only one colored line appears, you are not pregnant. If you still don't get your period, do another test after 2 days, preferably with the first morning urine. If you get the same result and haven't had your period, contact your doctor, midwife or gynecologist.

Invalid result
If no line appears, perform another test and follow the user manual carefully. This may be because you have not performed the test correctly. If the problem persists, contact RFSU.