Do you have pregnancy tests?
gra-vi-DAN-tsa — four syllables, stress on third. 'Gravidanza' derives from 'gravida' (pregnant).
Ask at the counter for a home pregnancy test. In Italy these are sold at pharmacies and some supermarkets.
'Test di gravidanza' is the standard Italian term for a home pregnancy test. 'Avete' = do you have (formal plural). Alternatives include: 'test di ovulazione' (ovulation test), 'test di menopausa' (menopause test). These tests are available without prescription in Italian pharmacies.
Quale test di gravidanza è più affidabile?
Which pregnancy test is most reliable?
Ask for sensitivity levels — important for early testing
Da quando posso fare il test?
From when can I take the test?
Most tests are reliable from the first day of missed period
Avete anche test di ovulazione?
Do you also have ovulation tests?
Ovulation tests help identify fertile days — available OTC in Italy
Pregnancy tests in Italy cost €5-20 depending on brand and sensitivity. They are available in pharmacies, parapharmacies, and many supermarkets. The morning-after pill ('pillola del giorno dopo', e.g. Norlevo) is available without prescription in Italian pharmacies to women over 18. This was extended to minors in 2019. Italian pharmacists have the right to conscientious objection regarding emergency contraception.