In order to detect if a woman is pregnant or not, pregnancy test kits measure hormones like human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which are present in our blood or urine samples. The number of weeks a pregnant person has been carrying a child can be estimated using products like digital pregnancy test kits from Clearblue. Analog and digital are the two broad categories under which the digital pregnancy test kits fall. Analog pregnancy test kits just show a line or symbol to symbolize the results; digital pregnancy test kits clearly show the results on their screen, indicating whether the user is pregnant or not. Few companies compete in the market for Digital Pregnancy Test Kits because consumers are hesitant to try new goods and are loyal to established brands. The primary driver of market expansion is the advantages of digital.
Key Competitors in the Digital Pregnancy Test Kits Industry:
1. Precision Diagnostics GmbH
Precision Diagnostics GmbH was founded in 2007 and it’s headquarter in Geneva, Switzerland. The Company operates in 30 countries
2. Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
Church & Dwight Co., Inc. was launch in 1846. And its headquarter Ewing Township, New Jersey. It operate over 130 country.
3. Gregory Pharmaceutical Holdings, Inc
Gregory Pharmaceutical Holdings, Inc, was launch in 1997 and it’s headquarter located in Tennessee, United States.it operate over 100 country. GPH, Inc is a leader in the pharmaceutical industry with a strong track record of success stemming from a strong foundation built on faith and family.
4. Sugentech, Inc
Sugentech, Inc.was launch in 2011 and it’s headquarter located in Daejeon, Republic Of Korea. It operate over 100 country. It offers products that can diagnose many types of diseases based on various platforms such as self-diagnostics home testing products (Self-testing), point-of-care testing (POCT) products for rapid and accurate diagnosis in small and medium hospitals, and fully automated immunoblot systems for multiplex testing at large hospitals.
*Definition: - Pregnancy test kits quantify hormones such as human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), present in our blood or urine samples, to determine whether a woman is pregnant or not
