Upspring Milkscreen Test Strips Detect Alcohol in Breast Milk | at-Home Test for Breastfeeding Moms | Best Selling, Simple, Non-Invasive | Accurate Results in 2 Minutes | 8 Test Strips

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Cheers, Mom!

UpSpring Milkscreen is the most trusted breast milk alcohol test giving peace of mind to breastfeeding moms.

Can I Drink While Breastfeeding?

Because everyone metabolizes alcohol differently, the amount of time it takes for alcohol in breast milk to metabolize also varies.

Milkscreen quickly and accurately analyzes breast milk for alcohol.

#1 Alcohol Breast Milk Test

Made in the USA, Milkscreen is the best-selling breast milk alcohol test strip with over 10 million tests sold.

Milkscreen is a consumer product and not intended to be used in the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of alcohol intoxication or poisoning or other health-related conditions in women or nursing babies.

Patent pending. FSA approved item. Can be purchased with FSA card.

When you drink, about 2% of the alcohol will enter your bloodstream and breast milk. Milkscreen is mom’s preferred test to quickly detect if alcohol is still present in her milk.

Milkscreen analyzes breast milk to determine if alcohol is present in only two minutes!

Express a few drops of breast milk directly onto test strip OR dip test pad in a small portion of milk from a pumped sample collected in a clean, dry container.

Wait exactly two minutes.

Read test results. If color pad changes color, alcohol is present at or above 13.1 mg/dL. No color change means alcohol content is below 13.1 mg/dL.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer‏:‎No
Product Dimensions‏:‎5.9 x 3.1 x 1.6 inches; 0.35 Ounces
Manufacturer recommended age‏:‎0 – 11 months
Item model number‏:‎ms008
Date First Available‏:‎August 2, 2007
Manufacturer‏:‎UpSpring
ASIN‏:‎B000UEA96G

PEACE OF MIND in two minutes – just set your timer and check for a color change
HOW IT WORKS: no two nursing women metabolize alcohol at the same rate – there are lots of factors that affect metabolism, including body weight, the timing, type and amount of alcohol you drink, and what you’ve eaten that day – Milkscreen eliminates the need to guess if your breast milk is safe for baby!
HOW TO USE: simply saturate one test stick with a few drop of breastmilk, then check for any color change two minutes later; if the test pad changes color, alcohol is detected at or above 13.1 mg/dL
MADE IN THE USA and subject to one or more U.S. Patents and Patents Pending

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