According to Sasha Emmons for Parents magazine, an Answer Quick & Simple Early Result Pregnancy Test simply shows one or two lines after a wait of three minutes in response to a woman's urine sample. One line indicates a woman is not pregnant, while two lines indicate she is pregnant. The second line may be faint, but Emmons states that this still suggests a positive test result.
There are rare occasions when an Answer test shows no lines at all. In this case, it means the test malfunctioned for some reason and must be redone. Parent Profiles explains that Answer has two types of pregnancy tests available for women. The Answer Quick & Simple Early Result Pregnancy Test is designed for women who want to test themselves for a possible pregnancy before they experience a missed period. It is not intended for use more than three days prior to a missed period. The basic Answer pregnancy test is available for women to take when they believe their period is late. Both tests are simple to do and easy to read.
According to Parent Profiles, the tests claim to provide results within a 99 percent accuracy range, but the Answer Quick & Simple Early Result Pregnancy Test might not be as dependable because it attempts to predict pregnancies earlier than usual.Learn More
Although women can run to the store and purchase a pregnancy test or get tested at a doctor’s office, some prefer to learn about their pregnancy the old-fashioned way. For those who have their various reasons to not opt for modern-day pregnancy tests, the website homemadetestpregnancy.com offers recipes to show a woman how to create her own tests.Full Answer >
Baby Hopes explains that an invalid positive pregnancy test can occur because of a chemical pregnancy, an evaporation line on the test, chemical interference or a missed reaction time. Baby Hopes says that approximately one out of four pregnancy tests that claim to be positive end in a chemical pregnancy.Full Answer >
Blood pregnancy tests can detect pregnancy as early as six to eight days following ovulation, according to WebMD. Urine tests can typically detect pregnancy by the 10th day following a missed period. Urine pregnancy tests are approximately 97 percent accurate if taken correctly.Full Answer >
According to Negative Pregnancy Test, a urine pregnancy test can be taken 10 to 12 days after ovulation. WebMD notes that a blood pregnancy test can be taken as early as 6 to 8 days after ovulation.Full Answer >