FASTSCREEN | BIOSYNEX - 8 days early pregnancy test | Pregnancy test on 8th day after intercourse

No matter you are prepare for pregnant or without safety measures, all you want to know is the earliest pregnancy test timing, we all understand how it disturbing for women.

Earliest pregnancy test timing
A clinical assessment shows the earliest pregnancy test timing is 8 days after intercourse, it helps to get away from disturbing and plan for next step earlier.

Benefit of earlier pregnancy test
A research found that there are around 20%* of pregnancies terminate in the early stages of pregnancy, as known as "miscarriage", some women even unaware, that's why earlier pregnancy test is necessary and important! 8 days pregnancy test able to perform a pregnancy test on 8th day after intercourse, treated your body and make the appointment for further gynecological examination as soon as possible helps reduce the risk of early miscarriage.

*Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital - Understanding Miscarriage.
Available at: https://www.hopkinsallchildrens.org/Patients-Families/Health-Library/HealthDocNew/Miscarriages

8 days early pregnancy test is a test able to detects human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in urine as a way to detect pregnancy. (8 days after intercourse)

Instructions
1. Take the test out of its aluminum pouch and use it within one hour
2. Remove the cap from the test and direct your urine stream onto the absorbent sampler for 15 seconds or immerse it for at least 15 seconds in a urine sample collected into a clean container
3. Place the cap back on the end and place the test on a clean and stable surface. As soon as you have done so, start the stopwatch
4. The result should be read after 3 minutes at the least and will no longer be reliable after 10 minutes

*Chinese version for reference only, if there is any inconsistency or ambiguity between the original version and the Chinese version, the original version shall prevail.

Tips
Women during pregnancy are relatively susceptible to vaginitis, bacterial vaginosis is diagnosed in around 15% to 20% of pregnant women. By measuring their vaginal pH regularly, pregnant women can reduce the risk of infection.