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Times vary by test: some list results as fast as 1 minute, many report 2 minutes, a few list 3 minutes, and strip-style tests commonly list around 5 minutes.

They use a few common indicator types: simple line/color indicators, plus/minus symbols, and digital word displays that show “Pregnant” or “Not Pregnant.”

The listings show two explicit sensitivity values: 25 mIU/mL on several strip and stick tests, and 10 mIU/mL for one early-detection test.

All of the listings specify urine as the required test sample.

Strip-style tests are dipped in urine for a few seconds (examples show about 3–10 seconds), then laid flat and read after the listed wait time—commonly around 5 minutes.

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