Can work up to 48hrs before other early pregnancy tests are capable of giving a positive result.
Test using a first morning urine sample for greatest accuracy and sensitivity.
Simple to use, Ultra pregnancy tests are over 99.98% accurate.
Shipped from stock in the next available postal collection by first class service.
Our ultra home pregnancy tests are the only ultra pregnancy tests CE marked for HOME testing and offer the most sensitive home pregnancy test, to aid in the early detection of pregnancy.
Advanced ULTRA HCG early pregnancy test strips are sensitive to 10miU/ml of hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) and are among the most sensitive home pregnancy tests available professionally and OTC (over the counter).
Detects 10mIU/ml hCG for early testing.
CE marked for home/self testing.
Simple, one step easy to use system
Each test is individually wrapped
Comes with easy to use instructions
Over 99.98% accurate results in minutes.
Fast dispatch-dispatched into next available postal collection in plain discreet packaging.
FREE UK P&P
HOW EARLY CAN I TEST?
This must be the question we are asked most often:
Pregnancy tests come in a range of sensitivities, as a general rule, the lower the sensitivity, the earlier the test will give a positive result. The most sensitive home pregnancy tests available is the ultra 10 mIU test.
We know lots of people wish to test early, and for some, with irregular or erratic cycles, knowing when to test can be challenging.
In this situation, the earliest time at which hCG is possibly detectable is 8 -10 days after conception. This is dependent on early implantation and placental development to a level able to cause urinary concentrations of hCG in excess of the sensitivity of the pregnancy tests used.
If you do decide to test early, always use your first morning sample, use an ultra sensitive pregnancy test, and be prepared to re-test at 48 hr intervals, and if you do get very early positive results, always confirm these a few days later (as sadly some very early implantations do not continue )