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Many home pregnancy tests claim to be 99 percent accurate. However, research suggests that many home pregnancy tests are not sensitive enough to diagnose pregnancy in women who have recently missed a period. For the most reliable results, wait to take the test until one week after your missed period. Next.
A 2005 University of New Mexico study found that of seven popular pregnancy tests, First Response tests were best in detecting early pregnancy. When it says you can test: 4 days before your expected period. How to take it: Pee on the stick for 5 seconds (no more and no less), and then set it down for 3 minutes.