My Honest Review of the Magnezdrav Pregnancy Test: Is it Worth the 29 Ruble Price Tag?

I wasn't exactly planning on having a baby anytime soon, but as I approached my 25th birthday, I started thinking about it more seriously. By the time I turned 27, I'd made up my mind - I was ready to start trying.

I'd never taken birth control pills;I'd never had any issues with my female health;I'd never planned a pregnancy and never even suspected I was pregnant, since my only form of protection was condoms;I don't smoke and I don't drink (my last glass of champagne was about 5 years ago);I go for a daily walk and try to hit 10,000 steps.

So, from what I can tell, my health is fine. And my husband's is too. We decided to start trying. I bought a pregnancy test from "Zdorov'ye-Magnit". The ones at the Magnit hypermarket are pretty cheap, at 29-30 rubles each. But they're always selling out.

Five days later, my husband was asking me to take another test, but it came back negative.

Some girls in my VK group would post their test results, hoping for a faint line. I didn't do that - I just waited for a clear result.

So, I bought a few tests because my husband kept saying, 'Just do it, maybe today's the day.' And it was easier for me to do it, even though I was trying to convince him it was too early. He's got his own way of thinking.

The instructions are on the back, so if you've never done this before, it's not complicated. It's pretty straightforward, actually.

Of course, there's a chance the tests could be faulty, so it's a good idea to buy 3-4 just in case. I mean, you don't want to get a false positive or a false negative, right?

I have to say, I was a bit nervous when I first started using this pregnancy test. I'd read some mixed reviews online, but I'd also heard that it was a good value for money. So, I decided to give it a try.

The first time I used it, I was a bit skeptical. I'd taken a test a few days before, and it had come back negative. So, I was a bit worried that this one would be a false positive. But, as it turned out, it was actually a true negative. I was relieved, but also a bit frustrated that I'd wasted my time and money.The second time I used it, I was a bit more prepared. I'd read the instructions carefully, and I'd made sure to follow them to the letter. And, as it turned out, it showed a clear negative result. I was a bit disappointed, but I was also relieved that I'd gotten an accurate result.I have to say, I was a bit surprised by how easy it was to use. The instructions were clear, and the test itself was straightforward. I just had to dip the test strip into my urine, wait a few seconds, and then read the result.So, what are my thoughts on this pregnancy test?

It's a pretty good value for money, considering it's not the cheapest test on the market, but it's not the most expensive either.I like that it's super easy to use - the instructions are clear, and the test itself is straightforward.It's also pretty accurate, in my opinion. I've used it twice now, and both times it's given me an accurate result.My only complaint is that it's a bit fragile. I mean, it's not the sturdiest test I've ever used, but it's not the worst either.I've tried a few other pregnancy tests, and this one's got some good points. But, if you're looking for something a bit more accurate, you might want to check out the Evitest test. It's a bit more expensive, but it's also a bit more reliable.

I'd say this pregnancy test is a solid option for anyone who's looking for a reliable and easy-to-use test. Just be careful not to break it!

If you do end up getting a positive result, I'd recommend going for a transvaginal ultrasound scan next - it's around 1000 rubles.

If you're struggling to conceive, it's worth taking some vitamins. I've had good results with Ferratab and Femibion.

My birth story is a far cry from what you see in the movies!

I'm a big fan of the pregnancy tests at Magnit Zdorovye - I give them 5 stars!

Thanks for reading!