Weeks Indicator Ultra-Sensitive Lab Pregnancy HCG Blood Test
Weeks Indicator Ultra-Sensitive Lab Pregnancy HCG Blood Test
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Quantitative Beta hCG tracking
When it comes to early pregnancy confirmation or monitoring your health, waiting for answers can be incredibly stressful. Standard over-the-counter urine tests only offer a simple "yes or no" and require high concentrations of hormones to register a positive result.
Our At-Home hCG Pregnancy Blood Test Kit delivers a much deeper level of clinical insight. This quantitative blood test measures the exact numerical level of Beta hCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) circulating in your bloodstream. Because hCG enters your blood days before it can be detected in your urine, a blood test provides early detection with a much higher degree of clinical accuracy. This makes it the gold-standard check for individuals seeking early pregnancy confirmation, monitoring a high-risk pregnancy under medical advice, or tracking exact hormone progression during fertility treatments like IVF.
How the At-Home Kit Works
Taking control of your health is fast, entirely confidential, and easily completed from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Our comprehensive testing kit contains absolutely everything you need to collect your blood sample and return it safely to our facility. Inside your discreetly packaged box, you will find sterile lancets, step-by-step instructions, a lab request form, collection tubes, a protective tube pouch, a tube holder, swabs, alcohol wipes, plasters, and labels..
There is no need to queue at a hospital clinic or wait weeks for a GP appointment. Once your finger-prick sample is collected, simply secure the tube, place it in the provided prepaid UN3373 envelope, and drop it off at your nearest Post Office.
Your sample is processed directly inside our in-house, CQC-regulated UK laboratory, guaranteeing hospital-grade accuracy and absolute data privacy. Results are finalized within 1 to 3 working days of the laboratory receiving your sample. You will receive a secure email containing a quantitative PDF lab report detailing your exact numerical hCG figures alongside remarks to help you understand your results clearly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a qualitative and quantitative pregnancy test? A qualitative test (like a standard urine stick) only tells you if the pregnancy hormone is present or not based on a static threshold. Our laboratory blood test is quantitative, meaning it gives you the exact numerical concentration of Beta hCG in your blood (measured in mIU/mL). This precise number is vital for tracking the healthy progression of early pregnancy.
How early can this hCG blood test detect pregnancy? Because Beta hCG appears in the bloodstream much earlier than it filters into urine, a blood test can detect pregnancy far sooner. It is highly sensitive and can accurately pick up trace levels of the hormone as early as 10 to 14 days after conception (roughly around the time of your missed period).
Do I need to fast before taking an hCG blood test?
No, fasting is not required for this test. Unlike other blood markers, your Beta hCG levels are not influenced by food or drink. You can safely collect your sample at any time of day that is most convenient for you.
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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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