The Erovita Midstream Pregnancy Test Kit is an over-the-counter, diagnostic home test tool used to confirm pregnancy by detecting Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) levels in the urine. The midstream design is highly hygienic because it allows you to test directly under your urine flow without needing a collection cup.
How to Use the Test
For the most reliable results, it is best to test using your first morning urine, as this contains the highest concentration of the hCG hormone.
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Prepare: Remove the plastic midstream test device from its sealed foil pouch right before you are ready to test.
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Expose the Tip: Pull off the protective cap to fully expose the absorbent tip.
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Sample Collection: Hold the device by the handle with the absorbent tip pointed downward. Place the tip directly into your urine stream for at least 10 seconds until it is completely wet. Alternatively, you can dip the tip into a clean container of collected urine for 20 seconds.
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Wait: Put the protective cap back on the device and lay it flat on a clean, dry, non-absorbent surface with the results window facing up.
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Read: Wait exactly 5 minutes to read your final result. Do not read the result after more than 10 minutes, as inaccurate lines can form.
Reading Your Results
The test window has a Control region (C) and a Test region (T).
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Positive (Pregnant): Two distinct colored lines appear—one in the C region and one in the T region. Even a very faint or light line in the T region indicates a positive result.
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Negative (Not Pregnant): Only one colored line appears in the Control (C) region, and no line shows in the Test (T) region.
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Invalid: No lines appear at all, or a line shows only in the T region but not the C region. This means the test failed, and you must try again with a brand new kit.
Accuracy and Next Steps
When used correctly on or after the first day of your missed period, home pregnancy tests like Erovita are over 99% accurate. If you get a positive result, it is highly recommended to schedule an appointment with a doctor or gynecologist to confirm the pregnancy via a blood test and begin early prenatal care.
