Schwangerschaftstest Midstream 6-Tests
$12.90
Estimated delivery between November 13 and November 15.
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MomMed Pregnancy Mistream Test provide reliable test results with an accuracy rate of over 99%. The HCG urine test is very accurate and can provide you with the safety you need.
With our Pregnancy Test, you can take a pregnancy test at home without a specialist.
How to Use?
- Hold the test midstream in your urine for 5 seconds.
- Lay the test flat and wait for 5 minutes.
- Check the result: One line for negative, two lines for positive.
FAQs
Six individually wrapped midstream hCG pregnancy tests designed for direct urine-stream testing without a separate collection cup.
It is a qualitative urine test for human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). A positive result indicates detectable hCG; it does not measure the exact hormone level or date a pregnancy.
Testing on or after the expected period is more reliable. First-morning urine is usually most concentrated; if an early result is negative and the period does not begin, repeat after several days.
Remove one test immediately before use, expose the absorbent tip to urine as directed, replace the cap if supplied and lay the device flat. Use the timing window printed in the instructions and do not interpret a dried test later.
A colored test line appearing within the valid reading window may indicate hCG even if faint. Repeat with first-morning urine after several days or seek clinical confirmation; ignore colorless or late-appearing lines.
A control line must appear. No control line means the sample volume, technique or device performance was insufficient; discard that test and repeat with a new one.
Fertility medicines containing hCG, a recent pregnancy loss or birth, and some rare medical conditions can affect hCG results. Most common medicines do not create hCG, but clinical confirmation is appropriate when results conflict with symptoms.
A positive home test should be followed by prenatal care. A negative result is not definitive when testing early; repeat after several days and contact a healthcare professional for persistent missed periods, pain, heavy bleeding or concerning symptoms.

