Predictor Pregnancy Test

For those of you who don’t know what the ‘Predictor’ is I will quickly explain...it’s quite simply a home pregnancy testing kit. The test can cause an array of emotions to come flooding out. These vary dramatically depending on your own personal circumstances. I have used the Predictor a couple of times before. The first time being the result of an ‘accident’ approximately 4 years ago and it wasn’t a particularly pleasant experience. I was feeling sick with worry and wanted to get it over and done with as quickly as possible. Although happily married, my husband and I didn’t feel ready to become parents. We really thought that we couldn’t yet cope with ...  Read the complete review

Sitting in the bathroom with the little box next to me I felt anxious for the first time since I knew there was a possibility of me being with child. The medication I had been taking had interfered with the pill and made it less effective. After much deliberation I finally decided to pick up a pregnancy test whilst in the local supermarket. Scanning the shelves in the toiletry isle I noticed only a limited selection of pregnancy tests. There was either the predictor single, or double (two test) since money was lacking I opted for the single test. The nice peach package had a sticker on it, which read “special offer now £5.95, save £2.30” however ...  Read the complete review

There are different pregnancy tests to use but the one that I bought was the Predictor pregnancy test. There was no particular reason apart from the fact this is the only one in the supermarket that they had. It comes in a white and pink box and the test is a foil wrapper so you know that it has not be tampered with in any way. The box gives you details of how to use the test and there is also instructions inside the box too. The test is white and plastic and is in 2 parts. One is the stick with a pink end which you wee on and the other part is where you put the stick with the windows to see if you are pregnant or not. ...  Read the complete review

I am pregnant for the 4th time. I used the clear blue prgenancy test for the other pregnancies but this time decided to use the predictor test. You use it in the same way that you use the clearblue. You hold the stick downwards in your stream of urine for 5 secs or collect urine in a clean pot and immerse the tester in it for 20 seconds. The result will appear in the window within 4 minutes. A small pink dot in the small round window means that the test has been completed correctly. A pink dot in the large middle window means you are pregnat. Even if the dot is very light, it still means you are pregnant. If after 4 minutes there is no pink dot in the large ...  Read the complete review