Tesco Pregnancy Test

I suddenly looked at the calendar one evening some time ago and realised that Auntie Flo had been due to pay me a visit that day, that she had not turned up, and the day was nearly over. So with a desperate desire to know what was happening, at 11pm I found myself in the 24 hour Tescos, buying pregnancy tests - unable to wait til the next morning. Now I knew I was only a day overdue, and that last time I'd been pregnant I'd had to wait til five days to get a positive, so I thought it would be worth buying more than one packet; especially as Tescos was right over the other side of town, and I didn't want to end up in Tescos at 11pm every month for a ...  Read the complete review

I have used this many times as I'm an IVF patient, and I have found it to be one of the best on the market. It is equally as good as any of the major brands and gives a quick, easy to read result in just a few minutes. It registers HCG levels at 25, which means you can even test a few days early and get a result. For the very low price that is is I wouldn't buy anything else ...  Read the complete review

I have used several home pregnancy tests in the past, usually the mid-stream type, and usually the more expensive, well known, brand names. The last test I tried was Tesco's own brand, priced £5.69 for one, approximately £8 for a double pack. The tests are very similar to Clearblue in design, with a window to tell you if if the test has worked and another to indicate your result. The instructions are very clear, hold the testing end of the stick in the urine flow for a couple of seconds (although if you're unsure of being able to pee long enough you can collect your sample in an old jug and dip the stick in!), then wait two minutes for the result. The box ...  Read the complete review