Early Result Pregnancy Test, 3 Pack (Packaging & Test Design May Vary)

### **Product Review: First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test (3 Count)** I recently tried the **First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test**, and I wanted to share my experience with this product. It’s one of the most popular pregnancy tests on the market, and I can see why! Here are some details about my experience with it: #### **Overview and Design** The **First Response Early Result pregnancy test** comes in a pack of three, which is quite convenient. The packaging is straightforward, and while it mentions that designs may vary, the tests themselves are consistently easy to use. Each test is individually wrapped, ensuring they stay clean and protected until you’re ready to use them. #### **Ease of Use** Using the test is simple: just follow the instructions provided, which are clear and concise. The test is designed to be user-friendly, with a wide tip for easy sampling. I appreciated that you can either hold the test in your urine stream or dip it in a cup, which makes it versatile based on personal preference. #### **Rapid Results** One of the standout features of this test is its ability to provide results quickly. I found that I was able to see the results within just a few minutes. The test provides two lines to indicate pregnancy: one for the control and one for the test. If you see two lines, congratulations—you’re pregnant! If only one line appears, that indicates a negative result. #### **Sensitivity** The **First Response Early Result test** is known for its high sensitivity, which means it can detect pregnancy hormones earlier than many other tests. This was a significant plus for me, as I wanted to potentially identify a pregnancy as soon as possible. I appreciated the added assurance that I could test earlier than my missed period with a reliable result. #### **Accuracy** Based on my research and experience, First Response tests have a high level of accuracy, especially when used correctly. It’s important to follow the instructions and wait the appropriate time to read the results for the most reliable outcome. #### **Affordability and Value** With three tests in one pack, I found this product to be quite affordable. The price is reasonable considering the quality and reliability of the tests. Having multiple tests allows for retesting, which can be helpful if you want to confirm the results after a few days. ### **Overall Impressions** The **First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test** is an excellent choice for anyone looking to determine pregnancy status with confidence. Its ease of use, quick results, and high sensitivity make it a reliable option. Whether you’re trying to conceive or experiencing unusual symptoms, having this test on hand can provide peace of mind. I highly recommend it for anyone in need of a dependable pregnancy test! 🍼✨

Tests performed as expected. I was worried that my first faint positive was an evap or indent line, but in hindsight it is pink with progression over 4 days. Best wishes to all trying!

I’ve used First Response for years, and it’s always been my go-to for early results. This pack came with three individually sealed tests and easy-to-follow instructions. What I appreciate most is how early it detects – I got a clear positive before my missed period! The result line was unmistakable and showed up quickly, which really helped ease my nerves. The test itself is comfortable to use, no mess, and feels more durable than others I’ve tried. I’ve had experiences with cheaper brands giving faint or questionable lines, but First Response has always been accurate for me. Highly recommend to anyone TTC or just needing peace of mind early. It’s worth every penny for the reliability and reassurance.

I don’t recommend driving yourself insane (trying to read faint lines too early). But if you insist on it, here’s what I wish I’d found when I was driving myself crazy!: In this study (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16295647/), the FRERs detected levels as low as 6.3 mIU/mL. <5 mIU/mL is considered a negative blood test, just to clarify. I did a natural (no meds) FET cycle with an hCG trigger (Ovidrel). I tested out the Ovidrel. Negative at 4dp5dt (4 days post 5 day transfer and 10 days post Ovidrel 250 mcg). On day 5 after the transfer of a 5 day old non-expanded blast (5dp5dt or about 10dpo - that’s 10 days post ovulation), nothing appeared on the test with first morning urine between the recommended 3-10 min window read. HOWEVER, a few hours later (I know, I know) I thought I saw something. This is where I drove myself insane. Can deposits from the urine settle on a test line after 10 minutes? Yeah, sure. I don’t really know, because I’m not a chemist nor expert in these tests. I’ve just taken hundreds of them 🤷‍♀️ I also still have all of my positive tests (and the negatives leading up to the days before the positive ones) from 10 years ago. None of them have changed (from negative to positive or the reverse, acquired a false line, nothing). I dabble in photography as a side hobby and understand photo metadata (from learning PhotoShop) well enough to know that I am not manipulating negative tests to positive ones simply by editing pictures of my early tests. I am quite simply just using tools to visualize certain aspects of the existing data of the picture. These test have a phenomenal ability at low-level reads! Albeit, visually difficult to the naked eye at these extremely low levels. The best thing I can recommend (again, if you insist on making yourself crazy too early in the game) is to take a close look (and maybe even a picture-I did not) of the test BEFORE peeing on it. I did notice incredibly faint grayish test lines (but not on the control part) on my tests before I took them. And I struggled to visualize if my early faint positives were actually that gray line or pink (hence my use of photo editing tools). As the days have gone on, so have my tests and the expected-slow increasing darkness of my test lines 🥰 Correlation is not causation, and I am not saying my photo editing of my 5dp5dt AM test proves accuracy. But I am one positive case. And for some, that’s just enough to keep the hope alive a day or two longer 💜

I still had 6-8 days before my period and I got an accurate result. :)

First response Early Result gave me my first faint positive at 8dpo! Confirmed with OB with HCG draw. 🙂 10/10 recommend. Haven't had a period since august (PCOS) Finally ovulated (confirmed using LH easy at home strips) then boom! BABY 🥰 caught early thanks to First Response!

Buen precio

Arrived quickly and test are easy to read and reliable. These were the first to test positive out of a few other brands I had tried.

Envío super rápido, un problema al entregar pero ya de parte de la compañía de envío que se resolvió fácilmente. Gracias.

All tests worked

Perfect! These tests are the best. Very fast shipping, and great value