The moment of performing a pregnancy test generates a lot of anxiety in itself, whatever the result you expect to know. Gone is staring at the test waiting for the lines appear, now your smartphone or tablet will tell you.
First Response is the first digital pregnancy test, which comes with bluetooth technology and an app available for iOS and Android that tells you if you are pregnant or not.
A few months ago we announced that you could soon have a pregnancy test with your mobile, but it has arrived earlier than we thought and more perfected.
The test itself is like any pregnancy test. A test strip inside a plastic pencil-shaped container with a digital display. There the urine sample is collected, but before doing so you must connect your test to a free application available for iOS and Android.
Bluetooth pregnancy test
The app can perform different functions. If you are looking for a pregnancy, it helps you keep track of your cycles and recognize your fertile days, in addition to giving you more information about fertility and care.
As for the pregnancy test, once the sample has been synchronized and collected, It helps you cope with waiting for the result during those three endless minutes. You have the option to watch videos, listen to relaxing music, do relaxation exercises or consult information about pregnancy.
Once the time has elapsed, you get the result on the screen of your smartphone or tablet. In case of being positive, it indicates the probable date of delivery and helps you in the follow-up of your pregnancy. If it is negative, it gives you advice to achieve it if the woman is looking for a baby.
He says he can detect the pregnancy hormone from six days before the failure and with a reliability greater than 99 percent from the day the rule should come.
The test will be available in spring in the U.S. Its price will be around 15 to 22 dollars (between 13 and 20 euros), when a normal test costs approximately 10 dollars.
Avoid typical doubts, will I have done well? Will I have spent the necessary time? Will the result be reliable? If it is well synchronized, it is practically impossible to misunderstand the result. But to remove the anxiety of the moment, I do not know. Sometimes too much technology can get even more messy, getting on our nerves. What do you think, Would you use a bluetooth pregnancy test, or do you prefer the traditional one?
