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When you have questions about pregnancy, getting a clear answer matters. e.p.t. pregnancy tests detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), the hormone your body produces during pregnancy, helping you understand what may be happening. With a simple testing process and easy-to-read results, e.p.t. helps you take the next step with greater confidence.

Why Choose e.p.t. Pregnancy Tests?

Over 99% Accurate

Get reliable results with a test that is over 99% accurate from the day of your expected period when detecting typical pregnancy hormone levels.

Early Detection

Want to test before your expected period? The e.p.t. Analog Pregnancy Test can be used up to four days early, although testing early may be less accurate.

Clear, Easy-to-Read Results

Designed with a straightforward result window to help you understand your results without complicated digital displays. Simple At-Home Testing.

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For generations, e.p.t. has helped women find answers during important moments in their lives.

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When Should You Take a Pregnancy Test?

You can use the e.p.t. Analog Pregnancy Test before your expected period, but waiting until the day your period is due can help improve accuracy.
If you test early and receive a negative result, you may still be pregnant. Consider testing again on the day of your expected period or a few days later if your period has not started.
For early testing, using your first morning urine may help improve the chance of detecting pregnancy hormone.
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Know What Your Test Detects

How Does an At-Home Pregnancy Test Work?

During pregnancy, your body produces human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). An at-home pregnancy test detects this hormone in your urine.
Simply follow the instructions included in your e.p.t. test package, wait the recommended amount of time, and read the result within the specified time window.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the accuracy level of an e.p.t. pregnancy test?

The e.p.t. Pregnancy Test delivers over 99% accuracy* when used from the day of your expected period. Testing earlier than your expected period may result in lower accuracy rates.

*The test is over 99% accurate in detecting pregnancy hormone from the expected period date. Note that some women who are pregnant may not have detectable pregnancy hormone levels on their expected period date, or may have miscalculated when their period was due to begin.

During pregnancy, your body produces hCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin), commonly known as the pregnancy hormone. In early pregnancy stages, hCG levels increase steadily. The e.p.t. Pregnancy Test is designed to detect even minimal quantities of this hormone in your urine sample.
You may use the e.p.t. Pregnancy Test even before your expected period date. Keep in mind that if you test early and receive a negative result (no line in the round window), there remains a possibility that you could still be pregnant.
For testing prior to your expected period, we suggest using your first morning urine as it contains the highest concentration of pregnancy hormones. For testing on or after your expected period date, the e.p.t. Pregnancy Test can be used at any time throughout the day. To determine your expected period date, calculate your regular cycle length by counting from the first day of your period to the day before your next period begins.
The intensity variation between lines does not affect the results. Whether one line appears lighter or darker than the other is not significant. Remember to read your test result within 10 minutes after performing the test.
If no red line appears in the square window within the 10-minute timeframe, the test has not functioned properly. This malfunction may occur for several reasons: excessive or insufficient urine application, failure to keep the absorbent tip pointed downward during testing, or not laying the test stick flat after applying urine.

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Whatever questions you may have, e.p.t. is here to help you find answers and feel more informed about your journey.
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