Belly up to the bar for a ... pregnancy test? By Meredith Galante , BusinessInsider.com Pub 500 in Mankato, Minn., is now officially the first bar to sell pregnancy tests. The bar is selling the tests in the women's bathroom for $3 out of a vending machine, in what it says is an effort to help prevent the consumption of alcohol while pregnant, according to The New York Times. Businessinsider.com: 10 ways to spice up your sex life The bar installed the machine in mid-July, just before the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a survey stating that one in 13 pregnant women reported consuming alcohol. It's now been about two months since the dispenser was installed, and in the first month the bar sold about 12 tests, it announced to reporter Christina Capecchi of the Times Businessinsider.com: China's sexual revolution has reached point of no return So why experiment with pregnancy test vending machines in a small Minnesota town? Businessinsider.com: The 20 cheapest countries for vice Writes Capecchi: While it may seem more apt to vend pregnancy tests in Vegas than Mankato, a college town in southern Minnesota, Mr. Crowe says the classy pub is a fitting location because the women at highest risk of drinking during pregnancy are professionals with disposable incomes and a proclivity for wine at dinner. They have college degrees and their household incomes exceed $50,000, according to a 1998 report in Obstetrics & Gynecology.