Are you pregnant? Why don’t you know? The First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test (FRER) can tell you six days earlier than your missed period.
The First Response Pregnancy Test comes in a package of two, giving you a chance to retake the test.
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VIDEO: First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test
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First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test: What You Need to Know
The First Response test depends on the presence of the pregnancy hormone hCG in your urine. The hormone concentration increases after implantation, which can occur between six and twelve days after ovulation.
Women who have difficulty tracking ovulation can try an Equate Early Ovulation Test to get a better idea of when they can best get pregnant or test for pregnancy.
Pregnancy tests provide accurate results for women as soon as six days before their missed period. Some women don’t get accurate results until two or three days after a missed period.
Get more information about the First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test at the U.S. Government’s AccessData website.
Best practices for pregnancy testing involve the use of at least two tests to improve the accuracy of results. For example, after taking the test for the first time, a woman can wait for two or three days to take the second test.
If the second test confirms results, then the test most likely was properly and accurately performed.
For example, after taking the test for the first time, a woman can wait for two or three days to take the second test. If the second test confirms results, you probably did it right.
If the second test shows pregnancy, but the first one did not, a chance exists you conducted the first test too early. Negative results appeared before enough hCG was present to trigger a positive result.
A woman who thinks she has become pregnant should contact a doctor for further evaluation.
First Response Pregnancy Tests vs Walgreens
You can compare FRER with the Walgreens One Step Pregnancy Test by reviewing the instructions for the Walgreens product.
Other alternatives to First Response available from Walgreens include the One Step Analog Pregnancy Test. To compare pregnancy test sensitivity, check out this article published on CPG Health.
