Early pregnancy test paper instructions: 1. Collect urine samples in a clean, dry container. Urine was the best sample of the test on the first morning. However, any urine sample can be used (although urine should be kept for at least two to three hours prior to sample collection to prevent dilution of the sample). 2. Dip the strip into the urine sample for at least 5 seconds (the end of the arrow should point to the urine). Do not immerse yourself outside the MAX line. The test strip was placed on a non-absorbent surface after 5 seconds. 3. Read the results after 5 minutes. Do not read the results after more than 5 minutes. Interpretation of results: Positive results: significant bands appeared in the control and test areas. The presence of test and control lines indicates that you are pregnant. The color intensity of the test strips may vary due to different concentrations of hCG hormones at different stages of pregnancy.Negative result: Only one ribbon appeared in the control area. There are no obvious bands in the test area. This indicates that no pregnancy was detected. A hCG that does not contain detectable levels should be interpreted as a negative result.Invalid result: You did not follow the correct procedure.Ovulation test strip instructions: 1. Collect urine samples in a clean, dry container. Any urine sample is suitable for ovulation testing. 2. Dip the strip into the urine sample for at least 5 seconds (the end of the arrow should point to the urine). Do not immerse yourself outside the MAX line. The test strip was placed on a non-absorbent surface after 5 seconds. 3. Read the results after 5 minutes. Do not read the results after more than 5 minutes.Interpretation of results: Negative effects on the surge of L.H.: Only one ribbon appeared in the control area, or the test strip appeared but was lighter than the control strip. This indicates that there is no surge in LH. L.H. surge positive: If two bands are visible
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