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MireilleGuest ·
I used a Kruidvat test (the more expensive version for €7.95) the first time and the ClearBlue digital with conception indicator the second time. I had some doubts the first time whether the test was valid, because the test line was very unclear. So I tried the ClearBlue.
Maybe you can mention your doubts to your GP and have a test done at your GP's office?

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  1. Mireille started this #2

    I used a Kruidvat test (the more expensive version for €7.95) the first time and the ClearBlue digital with conception indicator the second time. I had doubts the first time whether the test was valid, because the test line was very unclear. So I tried the ClearBlue.
    Maybe you can mention your doubts to your GP and have them do a test for you?

  2. chaneln05 #3

    Hi Mireille,
    Yeah, I did that in January, but my GP didn’t do anything with it and just said to wait a bit... I also did that digital CB test last time, but I had the feeling it was too early and then didn’t test anymore... So I’m like, I only want to use that again if I know another test is "positive"... Otherwise, it feels such a waste of money to throw away another expensive test...
    So yeah, I don’t really think much of my GP either... So I’ll test myself again first and wait for my next period. If the test is negative, I’ll see if I’m pregnant, and if not, I’ll test again, and if still nothing, go back to the GP...

  3. Talitha #4

    I passed the Kruidvat test.
    2 for €5. Worked great!

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