Digital with Weeks Indicator

Ease to use, and I get my expected result. Happy day...🥰

I've used the Clearblue Pregnancy Test Digital with Weeks Indicator throughout four pregnancies and have never experienced a false reading. It's truly the only test that provides a true week estimate to give you a better idea, which has been incredibly helpful, provided you test at the right time and not rush to take too soon. If you test too early, a negative result might occur, but that's more about timing than the product itself. Rule of habit, Miss a period then wait at least 2 weeks, don't just rush to take one as the Hormones may not be showing true reading to detect. Thanks to this test, I now know baby number five is on the way! The only downside is that the predicted timeframes seem a bit off, for instance, if it indicates 3 to 4 weeks, you're actually around 5 to 6 weeks along and that's with 4 children to confirm that already. Despite this minor quirk, it remains my reliable choice for pregnancy testing, and I’d happily use it again.

Not pregnant but needed to check my body keeps feeding like I am pregnant. Can't go through anymore heartbreak. Ordered the test so it doesn't Happen again.

Girls, My period was late by 6 days, on a usual 29-31 M cycle. I was having very irritating cramping, similar to PMS cramps so I thought my period was coming. 2 days later I was officially late on the Flo app, in total a whole week had gone past my predicted period - pretty much because I was having cramping all week thinking it would drop in a few hours. Decided to test last Saturday 24th March, not thinking anything of it - I thought no way I’m pregnant but just in case, as I may need to see the doc as variations of my cycle pass 7 days are extremely rare for me. Peed on the stick, around 2pm - I thought well they said morning pee but my period is like 6 days late, so what does it matter. As I was washing my hands, Within 30 seconds - 1 minute I saw the word “pregnancy”. I was shook, yes I know really? After 2 minutes or so it said 3+ which I believe is around like 4-5 weeks. Well I heard some negative reviews about the possibility of a “false positive”, so taking that into account. I waited again for the next day, I POS at around 6:06am in the morning, and again the same thing happed. Clearly I am very much pregnant, so if in doubt use both tests but my Dr. said it’s extremely rare to take two CB Digis and get a false reading- as they are 99% accurate. But I honestly couldn’t believe it, I had plans for a holiday in August, which will now be a much smaller baby moon. Very excited, if in doubt check twice, or wait a few days and do another CBT. Please bear in mind, if you are like me and waited a whole week or more to test after your expected period - You may get 3+ this is the highest and this will not change. The HCG threshold for this reading is over 2753 mIU/ml, according to their instructions- that’s pretty high. HCG rises in the first 1-6 weeks from conception and the the close to the 2nd trimester 8 weeks onwards it plateaus. HCG has done its job and the placenta is now doing most of the work. After this you won’t need anything else but to book your dating scan, if you’re anxious for whatever reason you can book an early dating scan 6+ weeks for peace of mind. But honestly the tests are accurate unless your on certain specific meds that produce the HCG hormone. Now please enjoy your pregnancy and don’t worry too much! Signed an excited Mum to Be.

The is very effective and good product

Well they definitely had it actuate with telling me as I was pregnant but not on how far I was it said I was 2weeks+ but I was about a month when I went to the doctors. But it was definitely easy to read that I was pregnant. I did have a incident of one off the test did give me the open book which means it didn't work I'm not to sure if it was me who did it wrong or the test didn't work but when I'm glad they give you two for the price so I had a back up which gave me the result straight away. I brought these on here as I didn't feel comfortable buying from a shop and they came the next day as well which was perfect. One tells you whether you are or not and the other says how far along you are but also says whether you are as well.

After having a few faint lines on other tests, these digitals eased my mind. I used them on the same day and at the same time (first thing in the morning) for 3 consecutive weeks. As you can see, they did a good job of detecting the increase in pregnancy hormones. Only reason I’ve deducted a star is because I believe the sensitivity could be better, I am further along than these suggest (conception time). Using these is in no way a diagnostic test, I just wanted to make sure my hormone levels were increasing.

Just to echo what others have said - seeing the result of the test - whether "yes" or "no" clearly - rather than working out whether a line/cross/etc is clear enough to mean "yes" or faint enough to mean "no" - is worth it. While no test is 100% accurate, elliminating "user error" - at a time when emotions are probably running high - is probably a good idea. They are pricy - though online packs such as these do bring costs down to reasonable levels; I have seen 1 in pharmacies costing more than a pack of 2 here. Unlike GPs, these count from conception date not day of last period - thus you need to make these these adjustments yourself. One personal gripe is that the display goes off after approx 24h - so if you want to keep a memento (e.g. 1st child) remember to take a picture. It is a pity it does not stay on until the battery is depleted or even "lock". OK perhaps a bit sentimental, but after all, it's not like it has to go to into "sleep mode" to save battery or be reused? Speaking of "reused", I hate throwing working electronics, it would be good if the manufacturer would include a way to recycle them - to me a lot of it looks reusable.