Pregnancy tests are simple and reliable tools to determine if a woman is pregnant by detecting the presence of the hormone hCG in the body. These tests come in home and clinical varieties, the former being common and easy to use. By following the instructions carefully, pregnant women can quickly confirm their pregnancy and take the necessary steps to ensure a healthy pregnancy. It is always wise to consult a doctor in the event of a positive result for advice and continued care.

Salistick™ saliva pregnancy test is a quick self-test for pregnancy that can be easily performed at home. The test measures the presence of the pregnancy hormone hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in saliva 1 day after a missed period when the menstrual cycle is regular.

The SaliStick™ saliva pregnancy test can be used at any time of the day (30 minutes after eating or drinking).

Perform the test immediately after opening the bag. The sample collection unit includes a sampling volume indicator, which changes color to blue when sufficient saliva has been collected.

Allow saliva to collect in the mouth for at least 30 seconds. During the collection of saliva, roll the swab from side to side a few times to increase saliva absorption.

After 90 seconds, take the swab with the foam out of your mouth, hold it vertically and check that the indicator has changed to a blue color.

Insert the swab into the analysis unit and rotate the sample collection unit clockwise while holding horizontally, until both units are secured.

Place the SaliStick™ saliva pregnancy test on a flat surface with the result window facing up. A transparent or pink liquid can be seen migrating along the result window. This indicates that enough saliva has been collected. The result can be displayed as early as after 3 minutes.

The results

Pregnant

Two pink lines in the result window (both C and T region)

One line may be lighter than the other

Not pregnant

A pink line in the results window (C region only)

Invalid result

No control line (C region)

A sample collection unit and an analysis unit.