Do you trust clear blue preg tests not to have a false negative?

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All tests, if taken before your hormone levels are high enough, will be negative, even if you are pregnant. It just means you're testing too early. Clear blue digitalis require higher HCG levels, so you will get a positive on some others tests before you get a positive on the clear blue digital. It doesn't mean it's a 'false' negative, any more than its a 'false' negative when you test the day after you ovulate. It just simply means you are testing too early and your hormone levels aren't high enough for that brand yet. Personally, I prefer the test requiring a higher level because I'm less likely to get a 'false' positive, or have a positive so early that my hopes get up only to have the baby not implant or it be a chemical pregnancy. If you get a 'false' positive, give it 2-4 days and test again to allow your hormones time to rise enough.

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I don't trust their hcg line sticks, though I trust the clear blue digitals, and ovulation tests. But the digitals will still say "not pregnant" when you get a positive with a frer, because they need more hcg. So for me, I just buy frers.

Do you trust clear blue preg tests not to have a false negative?

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