BE SURE

BE SURE Pregnancy Test

Product Features

Be Sure Pregnancy Test
For certainty from the first day of a missed period, simple, fast, reliable

Be Sure is a reliable pregnancy test that is easy to use and read. From the first day of a missed period, it can be used at any time of day or night. Please read the instructions for use carefully and completely before taking the test.

Important Information

Do not use the test after the date printed on the packaging. Do not use internally. Pregnancy test for home use, in-vitro diagnostics only. Dispose of with household waste. Do not use if the foil packaging is damaged. Each test stick can only be used once. Perform the test immediately after opening the packaging. Avoid skin contact. Do not freeze. Store at room temperature.

Using the Test

1. Remove the test stick from the packaging. Place the pink cap on the other end of the test stick.
2. Hold the test stick with the absorbent tip facing downwards and place it in your urine stream for at least 10-15 seconds.
3. Remove the cap from the top end and place it back on the absorbent tip. Place the stick on a clean and dry surface.
4. After just 1 minute, lines will appear in the control window. You can read the result after approx. 3 minutes.

Some frequently asked questions about the Be Sure Pregnancy Test

How reliable is Be Sure?
According to clinical studies, the reliability is over 99%.

How does the test work?
In the event of pregnancy, the body begins to produce the pregnancy hormone HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) from the very beginning. This can be detected in increasing amounts in the urine over the course of the pregnancy. Be Sure can detect very small amounts of HCG from the first day of a missed period.

When can I perform a test?
Be Sure is a fast-reacting test that can be used at any time of day or night from the first day of a missed period. However, it should be taken into account that drinking a lot of fluids could dilute the pregnancy hormone and make the test result more difficult to read.

Can alcohol consumption influence the test result?
No.

The test result is negative (not pregnant). What now?
If only one line appears in the control window, the pregnancy hormone was not found in your urine and you are probably not pregnant. Your period should start within the next few days. If this does not happen, you should perform another Be Sure Pregnancy Test, as it could be that you have misjudged the length of your cycle or that your urine did not contain enough HCG at the time to produce a positive result. If you perform the second test and no HCG is detected and your period still does not start within the next few days, you should see a doctor.

The test result is positive (pregnant). What should I do now?
Remember that no home pregnancy test can replace a doctor's diagnosis. You should see a doctor as soon as possible to have the result confirmed and to receive further advice.

No lines have appeared in the control window at all. What should I do now?
The result should be displayed within approx. 3 minutes. However, if no result is displayed after 10 minutes, the test is invalid. The reason for this could be that too much or too little urine was used. You should repeat the test with a new stick. Follow the instructions on the front.

How long does the result remain in the control window (in case I want to show it to someone)?
You can keep the result almost indefinitely if you remove the cap from the stick and allow the absorbent tip to dry out completely before storing the stick.

Keep out of reach of children. Be Sure can detect HCG in urine at a concentration greater than or equal to 25mlU/ml.

Distributor

Canea Pharma GmbH
Tarpenring 12
D-22419 Hamburg
Germany

Manufacturer

Nantong Egens Biotechnology Co., Ltd.
Building 15, Building 12 (West), No. 1692 Xinghu Avenue
Nantong Economy & Technology Development Zone
226010 Nantong
China

Authorised Representative

Shanghai International Holding Corp. GmbH (Europe)
Eiffestrasse 80
D-20537 Hamburg
Germany

These instructions for use were last revised in November 2015.

Source: Information from the package insert
As of: 09/2017