CLINITEST Rapid COVID-19 Antigen Self-Test, 1 Pack, 5 Tests Total, Test results in 15 minutes, FDA EUA Authorized OTC at-Home Self Test Kit

Introduction:• We've purchased this product four times since September 12, 2022. During the Covid-19 Pandemic, we have also tried other manufacturer's Covid-19 Antigen Self-tests.Pros:• The product was easy to use, and its accuracy proved consistent with other manufacturer's self-tests.• We did not experience any false-negatives.Cons• n/aConclusion• Its accuracy is equivalent to other Covid-19 Antigen Self-Tests I used.• I recommend this product.

Great buy

Like most everyone else, I found the test to be quite easily done and believe the results to be accurate. I also felt that this kit offers good value for the money spent.**Note** - I see one review that mentions that there wasn't enough solution left after placing the cotton swab into the tube to retrieve the four drops required to complete the test. There is not an abundance of solution to begin with and the directions do tell you to squeeze the fluid back out of the swab before removing it completely. I found that the plastic tube can easily withstand a fair amount of pressure from the outside to extract the fluid. Don't hesitate to give the swab a hearty squeeze, you should be fine. I always had plenty of fluid to run the test with the full four drops and then some.

These are the best tests we've used. No ambiguity at all. If you are positive, it shows up within a minute. My only complaint is a complaint I have with almost all of the manufacturers, is that there is no way to self-report positive. Abbott Binax offers it, but it doesn't work. Our covid numbers in this country are majorly underreported due to this problem, self-testing not-reporting, not testing, etc.

We had Covid illness at our house last month. The CLINITEST Rapid Covid-19 Antigen Self-Test was vital to us. It showed positive for a household member and meant we were able to contact our physician, get appropriate medicine, and knew what to look for and do if condition worsens.CLINITEST Rapid Covid-19 Antigen Self-Test also showed other household member was negative over a period of time, the one with Covid tested negative twice after he recovered. Negative when recovered and again 48 hours later.We now have CLINITEST Rapid Covid-19 Antigen Self-Test on hand if needed . Glad we were able to order thru Amazon and have tests arrived in timely manner.

Hace más 8 días una de mis hijas salió positiva y hoy volvimos hacer examen y salio negativa, supuse que yo también contrage el virus porque a los 2 días me sentía super mal y hoy realice un examen y estoy negativa y hace 5 días exactamente mi hija la más grande salio positiva al virus y hoy volvimos a checar si ya estaba negativa y aun no, entoces se que funcionan y los super recomiendo, yo voy esperar unos días más para realizarle de nuevo examen a mi hija y espero ya sea negativo 😊Un update de que si funcionan las pruebas, el día 29 de agosto mi hija dio positivo a covid y le realice otra prueba el día 2 de septiembre y volvió a dar positivo y hoy 5 de septiembre realice de nuevo una prueba ya que quería saber que estuviera negativa para su regreso a clases y hoy por fin dio negativo 🙏🤍

This is a brand we are familiar with and trusted for different tech issues in the past. After hubs tested positive at a clinic, I knew I would soon. I ordered these Covid tests and they arrived before my symptoms did. My first test was negative. 2 days later, without a doubt, I was so sick. I retested and it showed positive. This saved me having to go to a clinic to be tested which was a waste of time and money. They did absolutely nothing. Once we had both recovered, my granddaughter wasn't feeling well. I used one for her. The test was negative and she was feeling better next day. I have 1 test left and hope we don't have to use it. I recommend this brand for ease and accuracy.

Much like many others who have purchased these tests this month, I was frustrated to discover that the dropper tips have some sort of stopper in them. It is not mentioned anywhere in the instructions, so I assume this was a mistake? It’s clearly too thick to allow any liquid to pass through, and I eventually popped the whole thing off while trying to make it work. I feared it was some sort of filter or active/required element for the test to work, but now I’m not so sure. If it is a barrier that needs removed, it should be in the instructions. If not, then how am I supposed to remove it without accidentally compromising the test? I can disinfect a pin and press or pry it out maybe, but will the rubbing alcohol on the pin affect the test? Every stopper in this kit (which also expires in two months, which would have been good to know when I ordered so many) has a white piece of fabric or foam or something in the stopper, preventing them from working, so I have had to pour the sample in directly, even though the instructions very clearly say that using any more or less than exactly four drops will result in inaccurate readings. Seems I should have sucked it up and paid $10/test for ones at the local pharmacy. Instead of saving $15, I blew $25.