The Livsane Early Pregnancy Test gives you fast and reliable clarity when planning your family. You can easily use this pharmacy product directly in your urine stream up to five days before your missed period. With a high sensitivity of 10 IU/L and over 99% accuracy, it delivers a clear result in just three minutes. Contains 1 piece.
Description
With the LIVSANE early pregnancy test, you can be sure in every phase of your life. You can easily use the test up to five days before your period is due to check if you are pregnant.
Product features
- You can use the early pregnancy test up to 5 days before your period is due.
- Easy: Can be used directly in the urine stream.
- Reliable: Over 99% accuracy.
- Fast: Result in 3 minutes.
- Sensitivity: 10 IU/L.
Directions for use
- Only open the foil pouch shortly before use and remove the test stick.
- Remove the protective cap and hold the test tip in the urine for at least 5 seconds.
- Replace the protective cap on the test stick for hygiene reasons and wait 3 minutes.
What results are possible and how should you respond to the different results?
- One line: If the test result is Not Pregnant and your period is overdue, please perform a new test the next day and contact your gynaecologist.
- Two lines: If the test result is Pregnant, please contact your gynaecologist immediately. They will advise you on the further course of the pregnancy (avoid potential risks to the embryo, such as X-rays).
- No line: If the test result is Invalid, it is very likely that not enough urine was absorbed. Please repeat the test with a new stick.
Note
What other points should be observed when performing the test?
- Dipping the test stick deeper than the test tip (e.g. in a cup) can cause the test to malfunction.
- After 5 minutes, the test result can no longer be reliably evaluated. A faint positive result that appears after 5 minutes can no longer be reliably interpreted.
- With the result Pregnant, the 2 lines may differ in strength and colour intensity. Due to low hCG levels, especially at the start of a pregnancy, the line in the test window may only be very faintly coloured or very thin.
- Besides pregnancy, other reasons such as illnesses or spontaneous miscarriages can also cause detectable hCG levels in the urine.
- Urine during menopause can also cause false-positive results.
- Low hCG concentrations in very early stages of pregnancy may show negative results. In this case, the test should be repeated after at least 48 hours.
- Medications containing hCG and fertility treatments can lead to false results. Please consult your doctor.
- If you have carried out several tests and received different results, please contact your gynaecologist.










