After the nerve-wracking wait for your home pregnancy kit to show single or double line, the next stress is how to dispose of it in a discreet manner.

‘With the launch of the world's first flushable pregnancy test, women need not worry about it anymore, as a company is about to launch a revolutionary reproductive healthcare product.
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Lia is a company bringing the first flushable pregnancy test to the market. Set to launch next year, this product marks the first real product progression of this kind in 30 years. 




“It's been the same stick test since 1987, and that's kind of crazy,” co-founder Bethany Edwards explained to the crowd at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin. The company’s website reads: “There’s no trace, no waste, and no pee going anywhere it doesn’t belong”.
Lia’s flushable test is expected to be available to buy on Amazon in mid-2018 and be priced between £6.70 to £16.39. With current pregnancy tests adding two million pounds of plastic to landfills, this couldn't be more welcome.
Source-Medindia