Product introduction
Prega News is a home-use pregnancy test kit that checks for the presence of the hCG hormone in urine, a marker that rises early in pregnancy. It is designed for quick, private use at home and gives a result within a few minutes. The kit includes everything needed for a single test, including a dropper for sample collection. It is intended as a preliminary screening tool, with a doctor's confirmation recommended for any positive or uncertain result.
Storage: Store at a temperature between 2°C and 30°C, away from direct sunlight and moisture, and keep out of reach of children.
Uses of Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit
- Early at-home detection of pregnancy
- Confirming a missed period before consulting a doctor
- Quick, private pregnancy screening without a lab visit
Benefits of Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit
Gives a readable result in about 5 minutes,Can be used at home at any time of day, without needing a lab visit,Individually packed for a hygienic, single-use test
Side effects of Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit
Most side effects do not require medical attention and go away as your body adjusts. Consult your doctor if they persist.
- Not applicable, as this is a diagnostic device and not a medicine
- Incorrect results are possible if used improperly, too early, or outside the storage temperature range
How to use Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit
Open the sealed pouch just before use and place the device on a clean, flat surface,Use the dropper provided to add the required number of urine drops to the sample slot,Read the result within the time window mentioned on the pack, and discard the device after a single use
How Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit works
The test strip inside the device is coated with antibodies that react specifically with the hCG hormone,When urine is applied, hCG present in the sample binds to these antibodies and produces a visible line or symbol,The appearance or absence of this marker in the result window indicates a positive or negative result
Substitutes for Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit
No other medicine with the same composition is listed in our catalogue yet. Message us on WhatsApp and our pharmacist will help you find a suitable alternative.
Safety advice
Not applicable, as this is a diagnostic device with no interaction with alcohol.
Specifically designed to be used during suspected early pregnancy; safe for external urine testing only.
Safe to use; the test only involves external urine sampling and does not affect breastfeeding.
Has no effect on alertness and no bearing on driving or operating machinery.
Safe to use, as the test only involves an external urine sample and is not ingested or injected.
Safe to use, as the test only involves an external urine sample and is not ingested or injected.
Quick tips
- Follow the instructions on the pack exactly for the most reliable result
- Test a few days after a missed period for a more accurate reading
- Use the test within the temperature range mentioned on the pack; extreme heat or cold can affect results
- A very faint line should be confirmed with a repeat test after a couple of days or with a doctor
- This is a screening tool only — confirm any result with a healthcare provider
Fact box
| Chemical class | Not specified |
|---|---|
| Habit forming | No |
| Therapeutic class | Not specified |
| Action class | Not specified |
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to use this test?
It is generally recommended to test a few days after a missed period, using the first morning urine sample for a more concentrated hCG reading.
How accurate is the Prega News kit?
It is designed to be highly accurate when used correctly and at the right time, but any result should be confirmed by a doctor, especially if the line is faint or the result is unexpected.
Can this kit be reused?
No, it is a single-use device and must be discarded after one test.
What should I do if the result is positive?
A positive result should be followed up with a visit to a doctor for clinical confirmation and further guidance.
Does storage temperature affect the result?
Yes, the kit should be stored between 2°C and 30°C, as extreme temperatures can affect the accuracy of the test.