First Response Early Result

These have been the most accurate early results tests I've tried and having been pregnant many times I've tried a lot of tests. Sadly all but one of those pregnancies were not meant to be however am blessed to have one beautiful child (thanks to some amazing NHS doctors). But that's another story.Each time I suspected I had fallen pregnant these First Response Early Result tests were the ones that consistently gave me accurate results and the earliest positive results so they're now the ones I go to first.The box doesn't state the sensitivity level but a bit of research tells me these detect lower HCG levels than most other available tests which is why you can test from six days before your period is due.My periods are not exactly like clockwork so its difficult to say exactly how many days early I have had a positive result but I've certainly had a positive before I expected to start. These tests have also given me positive results when the doctors urine test was negative and blood tests have confirmed that the First Response test was indeed correct.I know that when you're hoping to get that positive result, that waiting to test until your period is due can seem like an eternity but there is one thing to bear in mind with very early response tests of any brand and it's something I know well from experience.Occasionally you may get the big fat positive you've been hoping for and suddenly you're on cloud nine only to be devastated a week later when your period arrives. I have had this happen to me. I got a very early positive result (on more than one occasion too) and blood tests confirmed the pregnancies. But a week or two later what seemed like a period but was in fact very early miscarriage would start. The emotional rollercoaster this causes can be very upsetting so it's worth bearing this in mind if you are determined to test early.Had I not been under the care of doctors for repeated miscarriage and had these pregnancies confirmed by blood tests I may well have just assumed the tests had given me false positive results as many reviews have claimed these tests to have done, when in fact I have never had a false positive from one of these tests. I'm not saying that other people have not had false positives but it's not been the case for me.Anyway, you get two tests in a pack, individually wrapped to keep dry until use. The tests are really simple to use. Simply pee on the stick (or in a pot then dip the stick in for five seconds if you wish). Wait three minutes and then read the results. Try to hold off on going to the loo for a while before testing if you can so that your urine is more concentrated. Results are easy to read. One line for a negative result , 2 lines (even if it's a faint one) for a positive.Good luck!

These are fab! Positive line at 10dpo 😊

Easy to use

Great customer service. Delivered promptly and efficiently. Test is one of the best out there.

Very happy arrived on great time great for the money

I don't know what has happened frers , ever since they disappeared from the market , conveniently after so many people complained about evaps, theyre back but this test is shocking. It gives false negatives! I'm 6 weeks pregnant and have taken both tests in the both. One came out negative, stark white while the other has a super faint line! As someone who has experienced pregnancy loss, You can imagine how traumatic it would be to watch your previously strong line with other brands, practically non existent with this test. I ran out and bought some clearblue and was lucky enough to find a easy at home test left in the drawer and phew , both good strong lines. This test should be removed from sale. I wouldn't advise anyone to use them if you want a reliable result. They used to be good tests but now they are so bad.

It gives indents when testing when not pregnant. But you can easily identify those once you had a couple throughout your cycles. The test itself detects very early and the tests are very good if you’d like to see line progressions!I suspect I had a late implantation that is why my first vvvf positive was at 12dpo. With my son, my first positive was at 11dpo. I mean, between Clearblue and these tests I will always choose First Response due to the ssnsitivity and the price! For a pack of 2, one tests is around £3-£3.50 which is very good! I used some easy@home too, they managed to catch a shadow when First Response was positive.

I don't know why but I always go to First Response tests. I did a cheaper test first originally as i was too impatient waiting for my FR to be delivered which came up positive so I used the first response once it was delivered to just confirm. I still have 1 test left.I didn't use the test before my period, in fact it was 3 days late but that's a pretty strong positive to me.I had a miscarriage back in March and I used the same tests to confirm my pregnancy back in January, the line was just much lighter than I got this time.I also used the same test to confirm with my nearly 3 year old the day my period was due and got a good dark line then as well.Never had an issue with these tests, they are pricey but they do work but in all honesty so do some of the cheaper ones (£1 simple and clear early detection test under the FR)Don't know why I keep choosing early detection when I'm not testing early though, peace of mind i supposeI recommend but everyone's experiences are different