When a woman becomes pregnant, her body produces a hormone called hCG (human Chorionic Gonadotropin). The secretion of this hormone by the developing placenta begins soon after conception and increases throughout the first trimester. The presence of hCG in the urine is an excellent indication in the early detection of pregnancy.

PuralinTM One-Step Pregnancy Test is a rapid qualitative test for the determination of human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) in urine. The test utilizes unique antibodies that are specific for hCG, enabling it to be a highly sensitive and accurate test. With the PuralinTM One-Step Pregnancy Test, pregnancy can be determined as early as the first day of a woman’s missed period.

Performing the Test:
Be sure you have followed all instructions in the “Before You Begin The
Test” section. Failure to do so may cause an invalid result.

1. Remove the test device from foil pouch, by tearing at the notch. Discard the desiccant packet.
2. Hold the wand with the tip pointing downwards and place the absorbent tip in your urine stream for 8 to 10 seconds. Be sure to hold the test device so only the tip is being wetted.
3. After 8-10 seconds, remove the wand from your urine stream and, still holding the tip pointing downwards, lay the test on a flat surface, with the results window facing up.
4. Read the test after 5 minutes for final result.
5. Within 5 minutes, a color band will appear at the top of the results window to show that the test is completed.
6. The lower section of the results window indicates the test results.

Reading the Test Results:
Positive Result: The presence of the two (2) colored bands within the test window means that you are likely to be pregnant and should consult your physician.

Negative Result: The presence of only one (1) color band within the window means that you are not likely to be pregnant.

Invalid Result: After performing the test, waiting a full 5 minutes and no color band is visible within the window, the result is considered invalid. The directions may not have been followed correctly, or the test may have deteriorated. You have to repeat the test by using a new PuralinTM One-Step Pregnancy Test.