 | What is the accuracy of the Clearblue Pregnancy Test ?
Pregnancy test accuracy is a a very frequent question
The Clearblue Pregnancy test is over 99% accurate from the day your period is due.
See below for accuracy when testing early
Clearblue Pregnancy Test
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When can I do a Pregnancy Test ?
How accurate is a Clearblue Pregnancy Test?
Clearblue Pregnancy Test with colour change tip is over 99% accurate in laboratory tests when used from the day the period is due. *
* Clearblue has been shown to be over 99% accurate when compared to a reference method in laboratory studies using urine samples supplied for pregnancy testing.
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![How soon can I take a Clearblue pregnancy test ?]() | How soon can I take a Clearblue pregnancy test ?
Clearblue Pregnancy Test can be used up to 4 days before your period is due. If you test before your period is due and get a ‘Not Pregnant’ result, there is still a chance that you may be ‘Pregnant’ but that your hormone level is still not high enough for the test to detect. |
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![What time of day should I take the pregnancy test ?]() | What time of day should I take the pregnancy test ?
If testing from the day your period is due, you can test any time of the day. If testing early, use the first urine of the day
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| How soon can I use the Clearblue Pregnancy Test ?
Clearblue recommend that you test from the day that your period is due.
The Clearblue pregnancy test can be used to test for pregnancy up to 4 days early. Levels of the pregnancy hormone hcg increase rapidly in early pregnancy.
Clinical studies have shown that when used early the clearblue pregnancy tests gave the following results:
53% of women received positive results when testing 4 days early
74% of women received positive results when testing 3 days early
84% of women received positive results when testing 2 days early
87% of women received positive results when testing 1 day early
If you are testing early and get a non pregnant result it may be because the pregnancy hormone has not reached sufficient levels to be detected by the test, and you need to be prepared to retest when your period is due
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