+SENSO Pregnancy Test – 25 mIU/ml hCG Cassette for Home Pregnancy Testing

• home urine pregnancy test,
• detects hCG in a urine sample,
• sensitivity of 25 mIU/ml,
• cassette format with a dropper,
• requires four drops of urine,
• simple home self-testing procedure,
• result is interpreted after approximately five minutes,
• intended for single use only,
• in vitro diagnostic medical device for self-testing,
• one test per pack.

1. Check the expiry date and read the complete enclosed instructions.
2. Collect a fresh urine sample in a clean, dry container.
3. Open the foil pouch immediately before testing.
4. Place the cassette on a flat, dry surface.
5. Use the dropper to collect the urine sample.
6. Apply four drops to the marked sample well.
7. Wait approximately five minutes and read the result within the stated period.
8. Do not interpret the result after the permitted reading time.

Positive result: Two coloured lines appear – one in the control area C and one in the test area T. Even a faint T line may represent a positive result if it appears within the specified reading time.

Negative result: Only the control line C appears. If the period remains absent, repeat the test after approximately 48 hours or a few days.

Invalid result: The control line C does not appear. The test has not worked correctly and a new test should be used.

+SENSO is a home screening test. A positive result should be followed by appropriate medical or gynaecological confirmation. A negative result does not exclude pregnancy when testing is performed too early.

The test does not determine the age, location, viability or normal development of a pregnancy.

A false-negative result may occur due to early testing, diluted urine, incorrect procedure or interpretation outside the stated reading time.

Fertility medicines containing hCG may produce a positive result. hCG may also remain detectable for a period after childbirth, miscarriage or termination of pregnancy.

Do not use the test after the expiry date, if the foil pouch is damaged or if the cassette has been exposed to moisture.

The test is intended for single use only.

A positive result accompanied by severe or one-sided abdominal pain, shoulder pain, dizziness, fainting or heavy bleeding requires urgent medical attention.

For the most reliable result, test from the first day of a missed period. When testing earlier, use first-morning urine and avoid excessive fluid intake immediately beforehand.

A faint second line appearing within the specified reading time may represent an early positive result. Repeat the test after approximately 48 hours or arrange professional confirmation.

If the result is negative but the period remains absent, repeat the test after a few days, particularly with irregular cycles or uncertain ovulation timing.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

Read the Serbian-language guide about a missed period and other early signs: What are the first symptoms of pregnancy?

What does the +SENSO test detect?
It detects hCG in a urine sample.

What is the sensitivity?
The detection threshold is 25 mIU/ml hCG.

How many drops of urine are required?
Apply four drops to the marked cassette well.

When should the result be read?
After approximately five minutes or within the period stated in the enclosed instructions.

Can it be used before a missed period?
Yes, but the risk of a false-negative result is higher.

What does a faint second line mean?
A faint line appearing within the specified reading time may represent a positive result.

What if the test is negative but the period is late?
Repeat the test after approximately 48 hours or a few days.

Does a positive test confirm a normal pregnancy?
No. It detects hCG but does not confirm the location or normal development of the pregnancy.

Can the test be reused?
No. It is intended for single use only.