We&#;ve assessed 26 different tests, scoured online reviews and manufacturers&#; testing data, and talked with a clinical chemist, a fertility specialist, and an expert on the pregnancy hormone hCG. We&#;re confident that First Response Early Result is the home pregnancy test to take.
With competitive price and timely delivery, Accu-Tell sincerely hope to be your supplier and partner.
A pregnancy test result should be clear and trustworthy. Choosing a reliable test upfront may save you the emotional turmoil of an uncertain result. Or, at the very least, it will save you some cash.
Another inexpensive test option, these strips are a touch less sensitive than MomMed strips at the time of a missed period.
As accurate and nearly as sensitive as First Response Early Result at the time of a missed period, these inexpensive strips (currently about 40¢ per test) are useful for anyone who anticipates testing often.
If having an ultra-easy-to-read result is your top priority, this pricey test bests the digital wand competition.
Clearblue Early Detection is another great choice for early testers. It&#;s slightly less sensitive than First Response Early Result, but it has a wider absorbent tip and a longer handle.
The First Response Early Result wand test is the most sensitive home pregnancy test available in the US. We also found it very easy to use and read.
If you have any questions after taking a home pregnancy test, consult a medical professional.
A test&#;s sensitivity is defined as the lowest amount of hCG it can detect 99% of the time. Most tests are comparably sensitive.
A test&#;s accuracy changes depending on when you test. The same test will be less accurate before an expected period than after.
Home pregnancy tests detect the hormone hCG, which is found in urine after a fertilized egg has implanted in the uterus.
Of course, the best test for you depends on your needs and your budget. We have recommendations for other traditional wand tests, digital wand tests (which display a &#;yes&#; or &#;pregnant&#; or &#;no&#; or &#;not pregnant&#; result on a screen), bulk packs of test strips, and store-brand tests.
The First Response Early Result wand test can detect the pregnancy hormone hCG at lower levels than most home pregnancy tests, so it&#;s a good choice for anyone who wants to test before they&#;ve missed a period. This test is a good size, easy to handle, and produces sharp pink lines.
Cost per test (at the time of publication): about $4.50
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SKIP ADVERTISEMENTClearblue is best known for its blue-dye plus-sign tests, but the pink-dye Clearblue Early Detection test is more sensitive and, in our experience, easier to read. This test&#;s sensitivity is similar to that of the First Response Early Result. The Clearblue Early Detection test has a nice long handle and a wide absorbent tip (though it needs plenty of urine to work properly).
Cost per test (at the time of publication): about $4.50
With digital tests, you won&#;t have to squint to determine a test result, but they&#;re not as sensitive as our other wand picks. On a per-test-basis, this one is expensive, but we think the Clearblue Digital is worth the added cost compared with store-brand digital tests.
Cost per test (at the time of publication): about $5
If you prioritize paying less per test (above testing early), and you prefer or are okay with the dip method, consider test strips. MomMed Pregnancy Test strips are as accurate&#;and, at the time of a missed period, nearly as sensitive&#;as our wand picks (they&#;re less accurate when used earlier). Plus, these strips come in a pack with disposable cups for urine collection.
Cost per test (at the time of publication): about 40¢
Easy@Home Pregnancy Test Strips are nearly as sensitive as the MomMed strips we recommend, but they cost a bit more and don&#;t come with cups.
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Cost per test (at the time of publication): about 50¢
Home drug test kits for urine, saliva and surfaces
If you wish to perform an at home drug test or buy drug test kits, these drug tests are all easy to use, accurate, and give immediate results, and each drug test kit has been selected as they are ideal for use at home. All the drug testing kits on this page are single use drug screening kits, and are disposable drug tests.
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If you do not find the drug test kit that you are looking, or you need any advice on home drug testing, please do not hesitate to contact our customer support team, who will be happy to assist you. They are available via website chat, and Monday to Friday 8.30am-5pm.
Here are the most frequently asked questions (FAQ) our customer support team are asked about home test kits for drugs
1. What are drug test kits? Drug test kits are rapid test kits designed to detect the presence of various drugs in a person's system. They are quick and easy to use and provide instant results within a couple of minutes, and can be used at home. Common types of drug test kits typically include drug testing strips, cassettes, cups, multi-panels for urine and saliva (mouth swabs).
2. How do drug testing kits work? Most drug test kits work by analysing a urine sample for the presence of drug metabolites. To use a urine or saliva drug test you simply collect a urine or saliva sample and then follows the instructions provided with the test kit to perform the drug test. The testing strip, cup, or cartridge reacts with the metabolites, producing a visible result indicating whether or not certain drugs are present.
3. What drugs can you detect when you user a drug test kit at home? The drugs detected vary depending on the specific drug test kit you are using. However, many test kits are designed to detect commonly abused substances such as Cannabis (marijuana THC), Cocaine, Amphetamines, Methamphetamines, Opiates, and Benzodiazepines. There are also many other drugs that can now be detected by these test kits.
4. How accurate are home drug test kits? The accuracy of drug test kits is very high but can vary depending on factors such as the quality of the test kit and how closely the instructions are followed. Generally, rapid drug tests provide very reliable results, but they may not be as accurate as laboratory drug tests. It's essential to choose a reputable brand, and check the expiration date of the test kits before using them.
5. How long can drugs be detected with home drug testing? The detection window for drugs varies depending on factors such as the specific drug, the frequency of use, the type of drug test being used and the individual's metabolism. In general, most drugs can be detected in urine for a few days except Cannabis THC which can be detected for up to a few weeks after use in some heavy frequent users of the drug.
6. Can home drug test kits be used for legal or employment purposes? While drug test kits that you use at home can provide useful information about a person's drug use, they may not always be accepted for legal or employment purposes. Many organisations require drug testing to be conducted by their own team or by an occupational health company brought in to perform drug screening, and some also send samples to certified laboratories to ensure accuracy and reliability.
7. Are home drug test kits confidential? Home drug test kits provide results in a private and confidential manner, allowing individuals to test themselves or their loved ones for drugs discreetly. However, it's essential to always follow the instructions carefully to ensure accurate results.
8. Where can I buy drug test kits? Drug test kits are widely available for you to purchase online, they may be available at some larger pharmacies in UK. It's essential to choose a reputable brand, and check the company you are buying from offers customer support as we do.
9. Can home drug test kits be used to help someone with substance abuse? Home drug test kits can be a useful tool for monitoring drug use and helping someone with substance abuse issues stay accountable. However, they should be used in conjunction with professional support and treatment programmes for the best outcomes.
10. Can home drug test kits detect adulteration or tampering? Some home drug test kits come with features to detect adulteration or tampering, such as temperature strips or built-in adulteration test strips (validity checks). However, these features are not be present in all home drug kits, so it's essential to read the test kit product specifications carefully.
11. Do drug test kits have a shelf life? Yes, all rapid drug tests typically have an expiration date. It's crucial to check the expiry date before using the test kit, as expired kits may yield unreliable results. Proper storage, away from extreme temperatures and moisture, can help prolong the shelf life of the test.
12. Can drug test kits be used for testing other bodily fluids? While urine and saliva are the most common sample types for drug testing, some test kits may allow testing of other bodily fluids such as hair or of surfaces and substances. Urine drug testing remains the most widely used method for home drug testing.
13. Can drug test kits detect specific drugs or just general categories? Drug test kits can detect both specific drugs and general categories of drugs, depending on the design of the test kit that you are using. Some test kits are tailored to detect specific drugs like cannabis and cocaine while others may screen for broader categories such as amphetamines, opiates or benzodiazepines. It's essential to choose a drug test that aligns with the substances you wish to test for.
14. Can drug test kits provide false positives or negatives? Like any drug testing method, drug test kits can yield false positives or negatives. Factors such as errors performing the drug test, inadequate sample, cross-reactivity with other substances, or the sensitivity of the test can contribute to inaccuracies. It's essential to interpret results cautiously and consider confirmation drug testing if necessary. if you require any advice or support on drug tests that you have purchased from us , our UK based customer support team are always happy to help you.
15. Can drug test kits be used for testing other bodily fluids? While urine is the most common sample type for home drug testing, some kits may allow testing of other bodily fluids such as saliva or hair. However, the availability and accuracy of tests for alternative sample types may vary, and urine testing remains the most widely used method for home drug testing.
16. Can I test my own urine for drugs? Yes, you can test your own urine for drugs using a urine drug testing kit available online through sites like UK Drug Testing or at some pharmacies. These test kits enable you to quickly and easily collect a urine sample and perform the drug test at home. However, it's important to follow the instructions carefully to ensure accurate results. Keep in mind that while home drug testing kits can provide preliminary information, confirmatory testing by a laboratory may be necessary for definitive diagnosis if the test is required for legal purposes.
17. How can I test an unknown substance to see what drugs it contains? Testing an unknown substance to determine its drug content can be challenging and potentially hazardous if not done properly. Drug testing kits are available for various substances, including common drugs like cocaine, heroin, MDMA, and cannabis. We have test kits that can be used to screen powders for common drugs.
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