Pregnancy Test (Stick)

The U TEST midstream stick pregnancy test offers a user friendly hands on experience. Simply pass urine directly onto the absorbent tip and read a clear visual result in minutes. Midstream sticks are intuitive, hygienic and convenient for home use or travel and many detect pregnancy early from a missed period with high sensitivity. They are great when you want a clean easy experience without handling a separate cup and strip. A midstream test is handy for immediate confirmation but for exact dating or to discuss antenatal care you will need a clinic visit and a confirmatory blood test. Follow the leaflet for timing, storage and how early the kit can detect pregnancy. False negatives are possible if tested too early and a repeat test a few days later is advised when in doubt. Keep the test packet and a photo of the result for your clinic appointment to speed up follow up.

Disclaimer:
– This is an at-home test kit intended for personal use. While the instruction leaflet may include multiple sample collection options, please only follow the method that uses the materials provided in your kit. Other methods mentioned may require tools not included.
Although the packaging states “for professional use,” this is a standard classification. These kits are fully internationally certified for safe and effective at-home use.
– Zoie Health is not liable for errors in test performance, including those resulting from improper use, storage, or handling of the at-home testing kit. In the event of inconclusive or invalid results, users are required to purchase a new kit to retest. The testing kits do not replace professional medical advice or diagnostic evaluations. Always consult a healthcare provider for further interpretation of results or if symptoms persist.
– This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.