Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Would you use toothpaste to tell if you’re pregnant? Taking a pregnancy test is the typical way a woman might find out if she’s ...

There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that peeing on toothpaste and it changing colour means you're pregnant, experts warned A STRANGE trend is seeing women turn to an unusual DIY ...

If you’re sexually active, there’s a good chance that at some point in your life you’ve had a pregnancy scare. Tbh, even if you’re not sexually active, it’s totally possible to lose track of when ...

Useful, scary, elating, vessels for hope - shop-bought pregnancy tests are many things but cheap they are not, especially when you consider you may need to do a couple. Nor can you always wait to go ...

There’s a wide range of pregnancy tests on the market — some for as little $1! — but according to Google Trends, a growing number of women are checking out a new DIY trend. It’s known as the ...

Would you trust a bathroom product with big life news like telling you if you're going to have a baby? Some women are resorting to mixing their urine with toothpaste to tell them if they are pregnant ...

Pregnancy tests are available for purchase in corner stores, gas stations, pharmacies, and supermarkets, but it would seem women are looking elsewhere to find out if they’re expecting a child — about ...

Pregnancy tests are available at the majority of supermarkets and pharmacies, but some women are using an alternative method to check if they’re expecting, without leaving their bathroom. The ...

Countless women are trying a bizarre pregnancy test that mixes toothpaste with urine to see if they are expecting a child. The strange DIY method has become something of a social media phenomenon in ...

Women everywhere are reportedly ditching the average supermarket pregnancy tests in favour of their minty fresh toothpaste. Yes, you read that right, in fact it's grown so much in popularity that ...

Pregnancy tests might be expensive, but you know times are tough when people start seeking cheaper alternatives for fertility products in the dental hygiene aisle. Naturally, someone has done just ...