are tesco tests any good
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28/1/12 14:43
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1/2/12 14:55
I Used 2 tesco £2 tests as well - both accurate.
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1/2/12 13:21
I used a Tesco test when I would have been approximately 4-6 weeks pregnant - and it gave me a false negative. I know most of the responses on here have been favourable but just thought I'd share - particularly as in my case, it led to me not finding out I was actually pregnant for another 3 months believe it or not! The dangers of being on the pill and having absolutely no symptoms....
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1/2/12 09:38
I used 1 tesco £2 tests and they were accurate. then I went to doctor to confirm. -
31/1/12 19:10
At what would have been spot on 3 weeks, I did two tesco ones that were strong positives and then the next day 3 poundland and 3 savers ones that were also strong and instant positives. I wasn't far along at all so I was shocked to see a positive let alone a strong one... they seem good to me! xx
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31/1/12 10:50
i used a 1.39 one from home bargains and hadnt even had chance to check the instructions before the 2 lines showed up clear as day
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29/1/12 23:24
Ali I know what you mean I did that 1st time round 2009 but unfortunetly I had a missed miscarriage. Worried that its guna happen again this time round even though I've had a little girl since then -
29/1/12 20:48
I did sooo many different tests - clear blue digital first, then tesco ones, sainsbury's, then some nameless ones I bought off amazon, they all said the same thing.... I did about 20 tests during the first few weeks just because it comforted me and I was a bit obsessed!! LOL!! Each to their own
Congratulations!Ali, 33 weeks.
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29/1/12 19:56
did 2 clearblue tests 1st time round (10 yrs ago) then tesco's own £2 this time an didn't even have time 2 squint at the leaflet before the 2nd line came thru like a neon beacon!
good job too as I'd left my specs in the bedroom...as stated on other replies; you can get a false negative but not a false positive... if ur still unsure, go to ur GP an they'll do a "proper" test for you, altho these only test for hGc anyway so it's the same thing really.
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29/1/12 19:49
I used 2 tesco £2 tests and they were accurate
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