Clearblue Easy Digital Pregnancy Test, 3 Count (Packaging May Vary)
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Personal Care and Health Product Information: Manufacturer: Clearblue Easy Brand: Clearblue Easy Published: 2010-09-21 Release Date: 2004-05-15 Model: DIGI2CT Color: Blue Product features:
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Price List for Clearblue Easy Digital Pregnancy Test, 3 Count (Packaging May Vary)
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Product Reviews of the Clearblue Easy Digital Pregnancy Test, 3 Count (Packaging May Vary)
Product Review: accurate, easy to read, no confusion
Summary: 4 Stars
I consider myself to be a bit of an expert when it comes to pregnancy tests--I've taken far too many in the last 7 years of trying to get pregnant. I've seen a few positives and too many negatives in that time. The "analog" ones with the two lines or the +/- drive me crazy. I've been known to stare at it for what seems like hours trying too see if there is a line or not. I've pulled them out of the trash to double-check (a big no-no since you should only look at them within a certain time frame or shadow lines appear). The +/- are the worst--they gave faint false positives on every one of them for me.
I am a fan of anything that keeps me from obsessing. That is what I love about the digital tests...no guessing, no obsessing if there is a line or not. It is either "Not Pregnant" or "Pregnant."
I am a prime candidate for a false positive. I did IVF and took an Hcg shot before the retrieval. I also am impatient and never wait a full two weeks to take a pregnancy test. The hcg should have been out of my system within 10 days, but it can take a little longer to flush through the system. I took my first test at 11dpo (4 days before expected period - 51% accuracy according to the box) and it popped up with "Pregnant" within 90 seconds. Of course, I didn't trust it quite yet seeing that there had been plenty of false positives reported. I waited until the next day and took another one--within 60 seconds "Pregnant" popped up again. Still, I didn't quite trust the results, so I waited one more day to take another test. Another "Pregnant" popped up even faster! The next day was my beta blood test and the results came back at 163, so the digitals were clearly accurate for me!
I don't like that the results go away in about 24 hours, but that is only because of my obsessive nature--I stare at the results to make sure they don't change on me. ha,ha. I did take an analog test at 14dpo and it came up with 2 very clear and dark lines.
Overall, these are probably my favorite pregnancy tests. They are pricey, but worth it for me not to hold the test up in every different direction in all different light to see if there is a second line.