over the counter pregnancy tests became available in mid-1970s.
when did over the counter pregnancy tests become available?
mid-1970s
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on june 2015 sam uploaded a video of him surprising his wife with her own pregnancy by dipping a pregnancy test into a toilet bowl with her urine in it on a morning she didn't flush it. the video was called, "husband shocks wife with pregnancy announcement!" and it was immediately picked up by the media and went viral. within two days it had over 5 million views, it currently has a total of 18 million views. the video caused a fair amount of controversy, including vanity fair and mic questioning whether a man had the right to know a woman was pregnant before she knew herself. to dispute the claims made by sam and nia in their video, buzzfeed interviewed a doctor and published an article casting doubt on the ability to get a positive pregnancy test result from toilet bowl water. many people posted videos on youtube defending and proving sam and nia's authenticity by sampling their own urine from toilet bowl water using a variety of brands and types of over-the-counter pregnancy tests while clearly pregnant. in all of the videos the tests results were true positives.
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