Clearblue Pregnancy Test - Digital with Weeks Indicator, The Only Test That Tells You How Many Weeks, 2 Digital Tests, Packaging May Vary

I found this pregnancy test easy to use and of high quality. With its affordability and effectiveness, it truly stands out among other options on the market. If you’re looking for a reliable choice, this test is definitely one to consider.

A bit pricey at £13.99 for two tests, but worth it for the peace of mind. The results were clear and easy to read, and I liked that it tells you how far along you are (1–2 weeks, 2–3 weeks, or 3+). Gave accurate results when I needed reassurance!

I've used the Clearblue Pregnancy Test Digital with Weeks Indicator throughout four pregnancies and have never experienced a false reading. It's truly the only test that provides a true week estimate to give you a better idea, which has been incredibly helpful, provided you test at the right time and not rush to take too soon. If you test too early, a negative result might occur, but that's more about timing than the product itself. Rule of habit, Miss a period then wait at least 2 weeks, don't just rush to take one as the Hormones may not be showing true reading to detect. Thanks to this test, I now know baby number five is on the way! The only downside is that the predicted timeframes seem a bit off, for instance, if it indicates 3 to 4 weeks, you're actually around 5 to 6 weeks along and that's with 4 children to confirm that already. Despite this minor quirk, it remains my reliable choice for pregnancy testing, and I’d happily use it again.

Clear as crystal. I’d suggest waiting until 14pdo if trying to conceive for most accurate even with one of these. It’s hard but super clear then.Straight forward and no confusion.

Just to echo what others have said - seeing the result of the test - whether "yes" or "no" clearly - rather than working out whether a line/cross/etc is clear enough to mean "yes" or faint enough to mean "no" - is worth it. While no test is 100% accurate, elliminating "user error" - at a time when emotions are probably running high - is probably a good idea.They are pricy - though online packs such as these do bring costs down to reasonable levels; I have seen 1 in pharmacies costing more than a pack of 2 here.Unlike GPs, these count from conception date not day of last period - thus you need to make these these adjustments yourself.One personal gripe is that the display goes off after approx 24h - so if you want to keep a memento (e.g. 1st child) remember to take a picture. It is a pity it does not stay on until the battery is depleted or even "lock". OK perhaps a bit sentimental, but after all, it's not like it has to go to into "sleep mode" to save battery or be reused?Speaking of "reused", I hate throwing working electronics, it would be good if the manufacturer would include a way to recycle them - to me a lot of it looks reusable.

My Wife and I have been married for four years now and have been trying for Babies. This is our PT tube of choice every month for over four years because of its digital details integration.My Queen is currently 33+2 pregnant as at today 13th May 2025 and will be due any moment soon. I can’t wait to have my gorgeous baby girl in my arms.

Great test but you need to follow the instructions or the results will be none.Do not put flat after the urine is collected

Its brilliant. Its a bit bad the weeks indicator fades away fast