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Pen-style pregnancy test

Toda hCG Diag is a rapid immunochromatographic test for the qualitative detection of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in urine, aiding in the early diagnosis of pregnancy. 

A precise, rapid, and comfortable test

The Benefits of Toda hCG Diag.

RAPID

Results read in 5 minutes.

PRECISE

Sensitivity of 99.9% and specificity of 99.9%

RELIABLE

Pregnancy detection at the expected date of menstruation.

CONVENIENT

Less handling required: ready-to-use, no need to collect urine.

An accurate test starts with proper technique

Learn how to use Toda hCG in 2 simple steps Diag. 

This test is intended for use by healthcare professionals only.

Practical information

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Le test se conserve  à température ambiante (de +2 à +30 °C).

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Obstetrics and gynecology catalog

hCG Diag Product Sheet

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1. How does a pregnancy test work?

A urine pregnancy test detects the presence of the hCG hormone (human chorionic gonadotropin), which is produced by the body after fertilization, as soon as the embryo implants in the uterus.

  1. After fertilization, the embryo implants in the uterine wall. From this point onward, the hCG hormone begins to be produced by the placenta.
  2. hCG passes into the bloodstream, then into the urine. It becomes detectable approximately 7 to 10 days after fertilization, with rapidly increasing concentrations.

  3. The test contains hCG-sensitive antibodies. When they come into contact with urine containing the hormone, a reaction occurs, causing a line (or symbol) to appear in the result window.

In France, pregnancy tests are an integral part of the private lives of millions of women. Their use is frequent, early… and sometimes surprising! Here are some key figures that illustrate their role in daily life.

50 %

of women of childbearing age (15-49 years) perform at least one test per year.

60 %

of users take the test before or on the expected day of menstruation, out of mere suspicion.

34 %

of women admit to having taken a test « just for reassurance », without an actual delayed period.

15 %

of women report having taken a pregnancy test secretly, without informing their close circle.

No, stress does not alter the result of a urine pregnancy test.

A test's operation relies solely on the presence or absence of the hCG hormone in the urine.

What stress can influence:

  • The menstrual cycle: intense stress can delay ovulation or cause a slight delay in menstruation, which can sow doubt (apparent delay).
  • The timing of the test: due to stress, some women take a test too early, before hCG levels are detectable.

However, stress cannot create a « false positive ». If the test is positive, even faintly, there is indeed hCG in the urine — indicating an early pregnancy or another medical cause (rare).

Not always. Consuming a large amount of water before a test can skew the result.

Water dilutes urine, which can lower the concentration of the hCG hormone (the one detected by the pregnancy test). If the level is still low (very early in pregnancy), this can result in a false negative, even though the person is pregnant.

For reliable results:

  • Take the test using your first morning urine, as it is more concentrated.
  • Avoid drinking large amounts of liquid within two hours before taking the test.
  • If the result is negative but you still have doubts, it is recommended that you take another test 48 hours later: hCG levels double every 2 to 3 days.

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