Clinical Guard Pregnancy Tests Strips - Sensitive & Accurate Measurement Within 5 mins - Early Detection Pregnancy Test Strip - Easy to Use for Home Tests - HCG Test Strip Kit - 25 Count

These are very good. Easy to use and a good purchase for your money. They detected my pregnancy and also when it went away after a miscarriage.

I first found out I was pregnant from taking one of my tests from the Dollar Store (which work perfectly well btw), but since I always keep 3 of them around just in case, and the ones I had were super old, I wanted to confirm they were correct, so I ordered this 20 pack. They are pretty cheap for the amount you get, and they arrived the same day I ordered them. Each one came individually packaged with instructions on each packet, and all 20 packets were in a larger similar looking packet, which was in a box....So they are well packaged. They seem to be very accurate. I tried one on my sink water and it is not pregnant. Plus the test line got a lot darker as the amount of time I was pregnant increased, as you can tell from my pictures. The picture with 2 tests was from February 3rd, and the one placed on the package it comes in is from today, so 2 weeks later. I especially liked these at first, because I wasn't ready to tell my boyfriend, and these are very thin and easy to fold, wrap and toss in a way that my boyfriend couldn't stumble upon it. Now I like that I can use them periodically to keep track of the status of my pregnancy. Since the line would stop getting darker if the baby were to be miscarried or something. It gives me some peace of mind. Finally, in my opinion, they are pretty easy to use. I use one of my disposable plastic Costco cups (which I usually use for gargling water), so they are always around if I wanna take a test, which makes these tests more convenient. Then you just hold it in your urine sample for a few seconds, and place it down on the counter for it to finish calculating your results. For me, it never took longer than a minute to start seeing the test line get pink enough for me to be positive that my results are positive, although the directions say to wait 5 minutes. Anyway. I don't see the point of spending more money on a test that will give me a + sign or sing me a "You're pregnant!" song, or whatever else tests do these days. These work as well as they possibly could, they are affordable, easy to use, easy to store and dispose, and you are left with a lot of them to use if you want to keep track of your pregnancy. I definitely recommend them to anyone who just wants to know if they are pregnant or not without wasting too much on the answer or going to the clinic. I did go to planned parenthood a week after using this test my first time, and they happened to have pretty much the exact same test...it probably wasn't the same brand but the test looked identical.

Worked well detected pregnancy right at 6 weeks

From what I can tell, these are just as good as the Wondfo ones that many, including myself, typically purchase. These are the only types of pregnancy tests I ever buy. The EPT, early response, etc., are simply these strips with a bunch of fancy, expensive plastic covering them. Seriously. If you ever take one of those apart, you will find they have one of these underneath all that fancy, expensive plastic. So you may as well save your money and the environment and buy these. To use: simply urinate into a cup and dip the correct end in the urine (only to a certain point… maybe a quarter inch in) for 5 to 10 seconds, quickly place it on a flat, even surface (the individual packaging wrap on a table or counter actually works perfectly fine) and wait about one or two minutes. The results are normally much faster, but for early detection it may take a couple minutes for the test line to be clearly visible. Also, the earlier into your pregnancy you are, the lighter the line may be. Once the hCG levels rise sufficiently over time, the line will turn much darker. Any line that appears in the test section is a positive result. One line that is only the control line is a negative result and two lines is a positive result. It's that simple. An absence of a control line means you have a defective test and a new test needs to be done. *I never recommend actually urinating on the test strap over the toilet. There's too much room for error, and a good chance you will not get enough urine in the correct place on the strip, which is why I always recommend first urinating into a cup and then dipping the strip in the cup of urine by hand. This has the standard hCG concentration cutoff, so it should detect pregnancy as early as a couple weeks. I have been buying these and the Wondfo ones for years well over 10 years, and have yet to have an inaccurate reading (that I know of anyway!!). As far as I know, I have also never been pregnant, and I have never had a positive reading or a defective test. I only say that because it is possible to miscarry very early in the pregnancy without even realizing you were ever pregnant in the first place. That usually only happens when there is something very very wrong with the fetus and it is not viable. So yes, I would recommend these tests to anyone as they are just as accurate and only a fraction of the cost of the expensive name brand tests!

These pregnancy test strips work well and are very budget-friendly. I like that I don’t feel bad taking a few tests since they’re inexpensive. The results are easy to read and clear. They’ve worked as expected for me, and I’d buy them again.

Updated review: These strips are VERY sensitive. I used them in the beginning to detect an early positive pregnancy test. Sadly, I'm using them now to trend my HCG levels as they drop after a D&C. I miscarried at week 11 and actually used these strips as indicator to my provider that my HCG levels were still high, prompting an ultrasound which lead to a D&C for retained tissue. I had a faint positive on a strip the day of my D&C, when my HCG blood level measured 122. Today, 12 days later, I had a faint positive in the morning and my HCG blood level measured 48. I even made my husband pee on a strip because I wasn't convinced what a negative even looked like, but his was a for sure negative and mine still had the faintest of lines. I will continue to use these until I see a negative result and then hopefully use them again when we might be pregnant! I would buy these again in a heartbeat. They're cheap, but very, very effective and it's a peace of mind knowing I can test however many times I need to because they're so inexpensive. Let's be real, I didn't need 25 pregnancy tests. But since they were the same price as ONE test at Target, I figured they were worth a shot! They arrived in my mailbox on day 14 past ovulation, so probably around the time AF was due. I took two that day and both were a big, bold positive. Easy to use, easy to read. I don't really know how you could mess them up....you dip a paper stick into your pee. Give it a few minutes before you read it because the color gets stronger if you wait. A few days after I got them, I started thinking I was glad they come in a big pack. It doesn't feel real yet and it was fun to check again with the extras and see the positive!!

I had really high hopes for these from reading the reviews but I was disappointed. With my daughter 4 years ago I got a positive faint line at 10 dpo so I thought these would be comparable. First out of the bag you can see little line indents which we realized they had them after I took one last cycle thinking I might see a line that was really just the indent (both test strip and control have them right out of the bag.) This cycle I kept getting negatives and finally thought I was out this cycle at 11 dpo with a negative still. I have pcos and have progesterone issues so I start taking progesterone 3 days after positive opk. Just to be safe before I stopped progesterone, I ran out to the store to grab a first response 6 days sooner. Came home and immediately took it… test line came up positive right away!! I was completely in shock as these clinical guard tests were stark white. I wanted to see how long it would take a positive on these and finally got a very faint line today at 13 dpo which is also the day of my missed period. I’m so glad I grabbed a first response because I totally thought I was out this cycle based on these. We are over the moon to welcome baby #3! I don’t leave many reviews but felt it in my heart to leave this one since I know what a struggle it is to conceive and get let down or your hopes up over tests. I included the photo to show what my first response looked like from 11 dpo and finally the very faint positive I got today from the clinical guard at 13 dpo. I probably would have gotten a positive at 10 dpo from the first response had I tested with that one instead. Love and baby dust to all you mamas trying for your little bundle!

I used this before my missed period and the results were negative. I took three tests at different times of days on different days. My period eventually came and these tests have been extremely accurate for me. A great price and you get so many!