"Pink or Blue? We'll tell you." First there was the home perm, then came the home pregnancy test. Now, introducing Intelligender, the Home Gender Prediction Test.
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"Find out the gender of your baby with IntelliGender's amazing 50% accuracy rate!!"
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view Speakaboo's profile
Where does it say that? On their site they say...
"Laboratory test have a proven accuracy rate over 90%, depending on the stage of pregnancy." Though they do state there a several factors with that including how far along you are in your pregnancy so I am guessing maybe in the best conditions the test may be 90% accurate.
To me though it's kinda like what's the point? Most the testimonials were about doubts and not getting their hopes up too high about the test results... so what's the point of knowing if you don't really believe or at least will not be satisfied until having an ultrasound done anyway.
view buffalogirl's profile
Not even ultrasounds are 100% accurate.
view exxon23's profile
I think Speakaboo was being facetious...
view gretchen's profile
Indeed. :)
view Speakaboo's profile
cannot be used if you have pcos or need progesterone supplementation. not hot for me!
view lb's profile
It was nice of 1973 to design the box.
view CaseyB's profile
I note the disclaimer: " Our product is designed to be a fun, affordable process for "Moms to be" to participate in and should not be the basis for any future medical or financial decisions."
Fun. Right. I wonder what result you get if you take the test when you're not pregnant? Makes me want to buy one just to see.
view Kat's profile
"It was nice of 1973 to design the box."
Ha! :D
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