Where can i buy a home preganancy test, at my local drug store? are they on the shelves or do i ask the pharmasist? which one should i buy?

Local pharmacy: They are on the shelf. "first response manual” and “first response gold digital devices" are the most sensitive tests on the market with a 97% + sensitivity on the day after the missed period. If you have any questions the pharmacist is always happy to help.

Supermarket/pharmacy: You can find pregnancy tests at most supermarkets or pharmacy. Any pregnancy test is fine but some may detect pregnancy earlier than others. Ask the pharmacist to help you decide if reading the package doesn't still doesn't help.

Shelves : If you live in a conservative backward town or city they may be behind the counter. Otherwise they should be on the shelves.

Pregnancy Kits : Read this: http://www.Parents.Com/pregnancy/signs/test/home-pregnancy-tests/#page=16. They are all similar, despite the claims. The key is to, properly perform the test. Some pharmacies have them in plain view on the shelves; in others, you have to ask. Your pharmacist can answer your questions about which one(s) are the most popular and offer advice as to how to use them properly. Good luck!