First Response Pregnancy Test Reviews
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Guest 26th Jun 2009
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I have used First Response the day my period was due and got only a faint line. I have used other brands of pregnancy tests in the past when I thought I was pregnant on the day my period was due and a strong line was shown.
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Guest 14th Dec 2007
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My husband went and got me 2 packets of the First Response pregnancy tests and all 4 tests had very faint pregnancy lines on, so now i'm going to have to buy another test to be sure! and it wont be a fist response test!
I will never buy a first response again, i dont think their very good.
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sossi
27th Jul 2007 Reviewer rating:
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I bought this - luckily it was buy one, get one free or I would have been really out of pocket. I waited until 2 days after my due date (usually regular as clockwork) to get a very (very) faint line to say I'm pregnant. I now face buying a test that gives a definitive yes/no to find out if I am or ...
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lorenpal
10th Aug 2005 Reviewer rating:
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i would review First Response as not the easiest pregnancy test to take.
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