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pitablond

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a Urine Test At the Doctor Is No Different Then One Posted: 10-11-05 12:52pm


Over the counter, right?

lisaboo

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Wrong Posted: 10-11-05 14:13pm


From what I understand, there is a sensitvity to them. Most of the ones otc need at least 50mcg or ml or something in the urine to get a +. But the ones most docs use can detect as little as 20. Research pregnancy tests on google and you should be able to get a better answer then what I can give. Gl.

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