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Most product listings state “Over 99% accurate” when used on the day of an expected period. That wording reflects manufacturer claims for testing at that specific time; real-world accuracy can be lower depending on when you test, your urine hCG level, and correct use of the test. The >99% figure in listings typically refers to accuracy on the expected-period day rather than earlier testing.

Listings in the results report sensitivities ranging from about 10 mIU/mL up to 25 mIU/mL; one description also notes a basal hCG level of under 5 mIU/mL before implantation.

Products use either a dip method (dipping the strip into collected urine) or a midstream method (holding an absorbent tip in the urine stream). Several listings describe both options.

Results are shown as plus/minus symbols or colored indicator lines. Several listings use the familiar two-line (pregnant) versus one-line (not pregnant) display, while others use a plus (+) for pregnant and a minus (–) for not pregnant.

Several product descriptions note that tests are individually sealed and compact, making them discreet and convenient to carry or store.

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