from what i have experienced with EPT, they are always right. They are about 98% right from what i have read. if you use them correctly they should be almost totally accurate. The thing you have to know is there are such things as false negatives and they happen all the time, the likelyhood of there being a false positive is slim to none.
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first response or ept digital certainty, there are others but those are two that i know of specifiacally
Some tests say you can use them 2 or 3 days before your period is due, but if you take it when your period does not come it will be more accurate. You can take a pregnancy test as soon as you are late for your period. The longer you wait to do the test, the higher the accuracy of the test.
Some are accurate.
It's always possible to get a false positive with any test, including the tests doctors use; however, a positive result within seconds is a pretty good indicator that the test is accurate. Get ready!
There are many over the counter pregnancy tests offered such as EPT or FirstResponse. Each claim a similar success rate of 99 to 99.9% accuracy. These tests, however, are not the final say. The doctor's office has more accurate ways of testing a woman for pregnancy and can confirm a pregnancy in the most reliable sense.
It is normal to be late sometimes for your period; however, you should probably take an EPT just to be on the safe side. They are reasonably priced, and very accurate. If you have any questions or concerns after taking an EPT, you should see your doctor to be sure.
If pregnancy has in fact occurred a test will show an accurate response 2 months after a missed period.
I believe they are fairly accurate, but probably not 99.9%. I've gotten false positives on urine tests before, but they're usually pretty accurate.
yes
are the pregant tests tubes accurate?
If the line appeared in the test window, in the appropriate amount of time, then yes, it would be accurate to assume that you are pregnant.