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Absolutely not!
No u cant reuse a preganancy test
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∙ 18y agoPregnancy tests are a 'use once' product, so NO it would not work.
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Can you reuse a home pregnancy test if it is not full?
No it would not be accurate at all.
Can i reuse a clear blue pregnancy test?
no they can only be used once
Can you reuse the clear blue pregnancy test if the book with an arrow appears on it?
Yes you can reuse it you just need a new test stick all the arrow with a book means is that you either peed to much or to little on the stick or you had it held at the wrong angle while peeing on it so it was unable to read any results.
What does it mean if your Clear blue pregnancy test has a book with arrow?
Either you didnt hold it in your urine long enough or you didnt hold it at an angle(pointing downward in your urine).
A doctors pregnancy test vs home pregnancy test?
A doctor's pregnancy test is much more accurate, where as a home pregnancy test can be faulty.
How ruminants are being test in terms of pregnancy test?
pregnancy test
What does blue mean on a pregnancy test?
It depends on what that pregnancy test uses to indicate pregnancy. Read the directions carefully to see what they use to indicate a positive or negative pregnancy test.
Can you buy a pregnancy test for a dog?
No thereis no such thing as a pregnancy test for dogs that you can buy, and no a human pregnancy test will not work
What test is used to measured the hcg in urine or blood?
pregnancy test
Is cramping a sign of pregnancy on the IUD?
No, a positive pregnancy test is the sign of pregnancy on the IUD.
Can hypoglycemia effect pregnancy test results?
No. The pregnancy test is only effected by hCG (the pregnancy hormone).
False pregnancy test with ectopic pregnancy?
Meaning "negative pregnancy test" with ectopic pregnancy: Any test can fail, urine test, blood simple test, and quantitative HGC test. Also the timing of the test versus the diagnosis by image (ultrasound). Ectopic pregnancy is only diagonsed with image, ultrasound, CT, MR.
