Clear Test HCGTape for the Early Detection of Pregnancy is a three-layer immuno-diagnostic test for early detection of pregnancy.
The test is only applicable 3 minutes after the seventh day of conception.
The test strip can detect HCG hormone in urine with a concentration of 25 mlU/ml and above.
- When urine is added to the test block, it moves along it and mobilizes the gold-linked HCG conjugate with which the test block is coated
- The resulting mixture moves along the membrane by capillary action and interacts with the anti-HCG antibodies with which the test area is coated
- If HCG levels of 25 mlU/ml or more are present, the result is the appearance of a colored band in this area
- If there is no HCG hormone in the sample, the area remains colorless
- The urine continues to move along the control area and colors it pink to purple, which means that the test is working and the result is valid
Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is a glycoprotein hormone produced by the developing placenta shortly after fertilization.
The appearance of hCG in the urine shortly after conception and its subsequent increase in concentration during early pregnancy make it an ideal marker for the timely detection of pregnancy.
Recommended for: General use
Key benefits: Protection, comfort, durability

Weight: 0.14kg

Test strip for early pregnancy detection

Clear Test strip for early detection of pregnancy. Sample collection: 1. Urine samples can be taken at any time of the day. Usually, morning urine contains the highest level of HCG hormone. 2. Collect urine samples in clean, dry, plastic or glass containers. 3. Samples can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 72 hours before testing. Samples stored in the refrigerator should be warmed to room temperature and mixed well before testing. Quality control: 1. The control strip is an internal reagent and has a control function. It will appear if the test has been performed correctly and the reagents have reacted. Procedure: For the test strip: 1. Remove the test strip from the Setaging. 2. Dip the strip into the urine with the arrow pointing towards the sample. The urine level should not be higher than the arrow. 3. You can leave the strip in the urine or remove it after at least 20 seconds, then place it on a flat, non-absorbent surface. 4. The result is read between 3 and 10 minutes after removing the strip from the urine. Reading the result: Positive: If two colored lines appear after 3 minutes, the test result is positive and valid. Note: In samples containing very low levels of HCG hormone, the two colored lines may appear after 10 minutes. Negative: If no colored line appears in the test area and only appears in the control area, the result is negative and valid. Invalid result: The result is invalid if no colored line appears in the control area. The sample must be retested using a new test. Contraindications: 1. There are several factors other than pregnancy, such as trophoblastic and non-trophoblastic neoplasms, that can cause high levels of HCG hormone. These factors should be taken into account after the necessary clinical tests. 2. Diluted urine samples may contain insignificant levels of HCG hormone, which will not be sufficient to give a positive result. If there is still doubt about pregnancy, the patient's first morning urine is collected 24-48 hours later and the test is performed again. 3. As with all diagnostic tests, an accurate clinical diagnosis cannot be based on the result of a single test. Such a diagnosis can only be made by a doctor after thorough clinical and laboratory tests.

For in vitro diagnostic use only; Do not use the product after the expiration date; Do not open the sealed foil pouch until you are ready to perform the test; The test kit should be stored at a temperature up to 86°F (30°C). Do not freeze. Treat all samples as potentially infectious. High levels of HCG hormone are observed in patients with choriocarcinoma and trophoblastic neoplasia.