Clearblue Pregnancy Test Combo Pack - Visual + Digital

Both Clearblue tests are over 99% accurate at detecting pregnancy from the day you expect your period. The Weeks Indicator test is also highly accurate at dating pregnancy when used with first morning urine.

Yes, the Weeks Indicator test can be used up to 5 days before your missed period (4 days before the expected period), and the Rapid Detection test can also be used early, though the fastest results (1 minute) for Rapid Detection are from the day of your missed period.

For the most accurate Weeks Indicator result (the week estimate), it is highly recommended to use your first urine of the day. For the Rapid Detection test, first morning urine can also help if testing early, but it's not strictly required for a positive/negative result from the day of your missed period.

These numbers indicate the estimated number of weeks since you conceived. For example, 'Pregnant 1-2' means you conceived approximately 1 to 2 weeks ago. Always confirm these estimates with your healthcare provider.

If you receive a 'Pregnant' result on either test, you should contact your healthcare provider as soon as possible to discuss your results and next steps, such as confirming the pregnancy and setting up prenatal care.

If you tested early, your hormone levels might not have been high enough. Re-test in a few days, ideally on or after the day of your missed period. If you still get a negative result but your period hasn't started, consult your healthcare provider.

The digital display on the Weeks Indicator test typically remains visible for up to 24 hours, but it's best to read the result shortly after it appears for clarity and to ensure no display fade.

Certain fertility drugs containing hCG (human Chorionic Gonadotropin) can affect the Weeks Indicator results. Other medications, including common pain relievers or antibiotics, should not affect the results. Always consult your doctor if you are unsure about specific medications.

This indicates the test did not work correctly. You may not have applied enough urine, or the test might have been faulty. Re-read instructions carefully and re-test with a new kit. If issues persist, contact customer support.

Ensure you used the first urine of the day as recommended for accurate dating results. Testing very early or not following instructions precisely can affect the week estimate. Confirm with a healthcare professional.

A faint line can still indicate pregnancy, especially when testing early. However, for clarity, re-test in a few days using first morning urine, or consult a healthcare professional for confirmation.

While rare, this could happen if one test was used earlier than recommended for optimal sensitivity or if there's a very early pregnancy with varying hormone levels. Consult your doctor for confirmation and guidance.

This could indicate an early pregnancy loss (chemical pregnancy). This is not uncommon. It is important to consult your healthcare provider for advice and support.