Immuno HGC Detector question

[hear_her_roar]

Hey all, I just have a quick question about the Immuno HGC Detector pregnancy test, which I have not been able to find on the internet.

I have never personally used a pregnancy test before and my mum, who used to work at a clinic, just happened to have a bunch of these at home for emergencies. Thing is, although I've helped my friends with the test and she's worked with them before, neither of us can remember if the "C" or the "T" indicates a positive test result, and we have since lost the instruction booklet and now only have a hug stockpile of the tests themselves. Is anyone familiar with these? Can anyone tell me which is which?

Understandably, I just want to be sure which indicates positive and which indicates negative before I take the test.

Thanks!

[lady00]

If this were me, I'd just go to the drug store and get one of those tests that say clearly "pregnant" or "not pregnant." I've done so before.

[hear_her_roar]

Ahh, but the thing is, these are tests that are actually used by our GP and have a very low chance of incorrect results... I have had many friends experience incorrect results with storebought ones, which is why we wanted to try this first.

However, I'll most probably end up buying a couple others, just in case...

[metrogirl]

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[Mindy1607307824]

I think T means "Test" and C means "Control"

 

Is it two different boxes next to this letters? If so, 2 lines positive, 1 line negative, and there should be a line on the control window as well

[redhearts]

Did ya try to look it up on-line?

[Mindy1607307824]

There should always be a line for control, and if you get a line next to the T as well then it's positive.