15 x Ultra Early - 10mIU Wide Width 3.5mm Pregnancy Test Strips (Tests up to 6 Days Earlier)

Excellent tests for the price. They're super cheap and also super accurate. I've used these a few times now and they're simple to use, have long expiry dates on them and work excellently. 5* from me all day long.

Correct result. I was clearly able to see lines getting darker day by day. And cheap!

0 STARS!I’ve never left a review in my life however this deserves one to save other woman from heartache!More than half these tests were FALSE POSITIVES!Not even faint positives full blown dark lines convincing me I was pregnant. I was absolutely over the moon thinking I was finally pregnant again we lost our baby at 17 weeks in February, his due date was this weekend and I honestly thought after getting my so called BPB it was some sort of miracle.I’d even called my bereavement midwife to get all my medication (progesterone/aspirin) ordered to collect after the weekend to ensure we have the best chance at our baby this time. It was so nice to hear congratulations again!These tests need to be banned y absolutely disgusting and soul destroying. Never again will I make the mistake of ordering them don’t settle for the good reviews, I gave these a chance based of those and now I’m heart broken thinking I got my rainbow baby.The first picture are two of these tests (1 negative 1 positive?) and an Asda (negative) one all from the same first morning urine. The second picture is from one day of testing every time I needed a wee. 3/4 are positive and 1 negative.AVOID! It’s not worth the heartache!

Love this product, puts my mind at easy

I found these tests to be superior to the fancy solidly plasticised ones you can buy as other brands from shops. For starters, there's the price. So much cheaper that doing a second test to check, didn't feel like I was at risk of breaking the bank. It meant I was also confident enough to *practice* using them, just to make sure - I used 3 first time, to check I was doing it right. I even considered getting my husband to use one, as a control. I also considered doing one in water for the same reason - with so many tests, it didn't really matter.They were delivered quickly and the packet provided some very useful information that wasn't on any of the bigger brands I could buy in the shops. Things like 'let your urine get to room temperature, and the test stick too, before you test' and other bits that I think should be on the more expensive tests as I find it hard to believe they're not doing very similar things.These tests seem in many ways *more* professional than the fancy ones with crosses and lines and all that. They're really simple. The instructions are more detailed and clear. You have enough to play around with if you think you've messed up. There's the fact that you're also not having to try to control your pee *and* your hand so as not to accidentally splash or spray urine onto the wrong part of the test. Then there's the nice familiarity that if you remember doing chromatography in science at school, you'll realise quickly how these tests actually work.I found it so much easier, to pee in a glass anyway. Bit of toilet paper ready to put it down on the floor I'd just pick it up with some fresh, put it on the side of the sink, and wait awhile. I'd leave the test there too, in it's package, go off and do something else for 10 mins, come back, and then do the test. Having so many tests to spare I also did things like retest the same urine a few hours later, just out of curiosity - still got the same result.I appreciated other reviewers that pointed out the double line if pregnant gets more visible. I was actually testing at 3 weeks old. I think I probably could have tested earlier with these though, and still got a positive result. Technically I tested after my period was due, but I still think it could have picked it up earlier than when I was 10 days late.Unfortunately for me though... my pregnancy turned into a complete nightmare. I got Hyperemesis gravidarum *and* a few other complications like bleeding, and in the end even just 5 weeks in, it was starting to put my life (let alone the foetus' development and health) at risk. Week 6, I had to have an abortion. Reason why I'm writing this is just to warn folks that buy things like this on the internet that if you suffer something like a miscarriage (very common: 1 in 5), or a pregnancy that goes molar, or turns out to be falopian, or you suffer as I did and ultimately either way you end up not pregnant and with no baby to show for your ordeal either... that the internet doesn't know what happened to you, and therefore won't stop and think "I won't pester this person for a review about something that's going to reduce her to tears" like a human being might.So I'm writing this, when I only had my abortion a little over a week ago. I'm not going to lie: seeing Amazon prompting me for a review of this product in an email that landed in my inbox this morning, *hurt*. Nearly brought on a river of tears. Just... bear that in mind. There's no guarantees once pregnant things will turn out wonderful... so: If something like being prompted to review a pregnancy test you bought on Amazon the week after you miscarry or have an abortion is something that may reduce you to a blubbery mess for about 4 days... you might want to stick to buying things in the shops. At least then, you can face *people* in your own time.

I have been pregnant 3 times and have used these in my pregnancies and they've been fine, even picking up the pregnancies before my period was due. As soon as I've gotten a line I've followed up with another brand and got a more clear and obvious line, but these have done the job in alerting me to being pregnant. When I had a loss I used these to track my hcg back down. They worked a treat. I have heard negative things but never had an issue. I used these again this cycle and straight away I got a positive line, I kept testing again and again (which is the beauty of these tests, they're cheap so if you want to test repeatedly then they're ideal) and each time I was getting a positive line, although I was having a hard time believing I was pregnant. Among these positives I was getting the odd negative here and there. Using my first morning urine I was getting negatives but faint lines by the afternoon. I switched brands and every single one was negative. I left it a few more days and I was getting negatives consistently, then today another positive line. I am not pregnant, and I'm so disappointed that these tests have been inaccurate as I now can never trust them again as I used to.What I will say is this. If you want cheap pregnancy tests that can, and in my experience will, detect hcg, and you want to test many times without the expense, especially if you're tracking hcg up or down, then these are great. But if you get a second line, take it with a pinch of salt and double check it with another brand.If you feel that seeing a positive result and then later finding out you're not pregnant is going to be damaging to you or your mental health, then avoid these tests because there's a chance (and I believe it's small because I've used these for 5 years with no problems until now) that you might get a false result.In terms of ease of use, I rate them highly, you can take a few tests in your handbag, if you're travelling then it's great as they're so tiny and discreet. Easy to dip for 15 seconds and results appear very quickly and positive results are clear.

My order arrived today, I had my missed period today and tests came back positive ( a bit faint) but visible !