Pregnancy tests differ in design and principle of use, which also affects their price. See what options are available to you.
Strip test (test strip).
Usage: collect urine in a container, place the strip strictly up to the specified level, hold for a certain number of seconds.
Price: low.
Disadvantages: the scheme of use, which you need to understand, errors are possible even with a slight deviation from the instructions.
Advantages: economical option.
Test cassette.
Usage: draw urine into a pipette, drop a few drops into the window on the cassette.
Price: average.
Disadvantages: the usage pattern that you need to understand is not the lowest cost.
Benefits: Compared to a test strip, there is less chance that the test will be done incorrectly.
Jet test.
Usage: Substitute the test under a stream of urine.
Price: average.
Cons: Not the cheapest.
Advantages: easy to use, high accuracy.
Digital test.
Usage: Substitute the test under a stream of urine.
The price is high.
Cons: The most expensive option.
Advantages: easy to use, high accuracy. Shows the result not in the form of stripes, but in text (“Pregnant”, “Not pregnant”). Some models have a countdown to display the result, show the week of pregnancy.