CorDx TyFast Flu A/B & Covid 19 Multiplex Rapid Test, 10 Mins at Home, FDA Authorized, 3 in 1 Combo Kit, 1 Test

This was a very fast, easy and reliable test. Would definitely recommend getting if you need to test for Covid, Flu A or B.

Easy to use. Accurate.,

Great product, fast ship. Testing for Covid, Influenza A and B is always a bonus to know all in one test. Good price

The tests are fast, easy and I like that they also test for Flu A&B along with Covid

Pretty standard combo Covid/flu test. Easy to follow instructions, easy test to administer. Knocking off one star as I did come across what appeared to be a faulty test - took about 10 minutes just for the sample fluid to even be absorbed into the strip, and then none of the lines appeared, not even the control. That said, this test functions as one would expect for this type of test, at a good price point.

Easy to use and understand, fast results. I recommend. I like that they cover all the bases.

FINALLY... a self test that has simplified instructions on the back of the package... no searching through the package insert for unnecessarily detailed instructions on use. It also has a punch-out on the box to put the reagent tube in. Well-designed, and it diagnosed the flu A that is going around my family. And... props for vaccines -- of the 5 people in the house, 2 who were unvaccinated had 2-3 days of high fever and exhaustion, one vaccinated family member had mild illness, and 2 vaccinated family members haven't come down with it at all.

This test had good reviews so I went for it. Once you fully understand how to use it, it is easy to use and interpret results. Here are my issues with it which can all be addressed from good YouTube videos you can find… 1) Instructions on the box were in a ridiculously small font. I had to take a picture with my phone and zoom the photo to read. 2) in my case, I had a good outcome (eg negative for Covid, influenza A and B). You get a single result marking in the “C” row. I was thinking, what does this mean. The written instructions did not indicate how to interpret results. A generic web link is provided, but that puts you on a general page and now you have to fish around the website for the information which ultimately I could not find. I’m classically trained to read instructions but had I gone to YouTube right away, I would have avoided the headaches described. I guess companies these days rely on people doing this and don’t worry about documentation anymore.