Weeks Indicator Ultra-Sensitive Lab Pregnancy HCG Blood Test
Weeks Indicator Ultra-Sensitive Lab Pregnancy HCG Blood Test
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The report will be quantitative and will show the exact level of blood beta-HCG. The report will be sent to your email.
How It Works
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Collect a small blood sample at home using the included finger-prick kit.
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Send the sample tube to our laboratory using the prepaid return packaging.
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Receive a secure PDF report within 1–3 working days of lab receipt.
Early Detection & Gestational Age
Our test can detect pregnancy earlier than standard urine tests and provide an estimate of how far along you are based on your hCG levels. This gives you insight into your pregnancy timeline from the very beginning.
Who This Test Is For
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Anyone who suspects they might be pregnant and wants early confirmation.
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Individuals looking for a discreet, at-home testing option with fast results.
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People who want accurate information about weeks of pregnancy for early planning or monitoring.
Key Benefits
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Early and accurate detection of pregnancy using this HCG blood test
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Provides an estimate of gestational age based on beta-hCG levels
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Convenient at-home sample collection
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Fast results delivered securely by email
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Analysed in our CQC-regulated laboratory for quality and reliability
Take the first step in understanding your pregnancy journey with our Pregnancy Blood Test, giving you early confirmation and insight into how many weeks pregnant you are, all from the comfort of home.
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How it works
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Order kit
Order the kit that you want based on what you want to be tested. We ship all orders placed before 1pm same day.
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Collect your sample at home
Collect your own sample using a simple finger prick. Everything you need will be included in the kit.
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Send your sample to the lab
Simply drop in any red letter box. No need to arrange for courier pickup or pay for returns. Remember to register online using the unique sample ID to get your results.
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Receive results
We will analyse your sample and send you results by email within 24-48 hours. A copy can be sent to your GP/surgery if you wish.
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