iHealth COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Home Self-Test Kit - 2 Pack

User friendly and, to the best of my knowledge, accurate.

First, every single thing I needed was in the box. The use by date on the box was June 2022, but every thing inside was for 2023 so be sure to check the swab date, vial date and the test itself date. The test was so easy. The swab tickled my nose so much but I was able to get a great sample. Circle it in both nostrils slowly for about 7 seconds each nostril (same swab), remove orange cap, insert swab and stir for about 6 times or so with the tip of the swab against the bottom of the vial. Raise swab out of the liquid and squeeze the vial around it to wring out excess liquid. Put used swab in the package it came out of. Screw orange lid back on vial and remove the white tip instead. Hold it like a centimeter above the "3 drops here" part on the test and drop those drops. Wait. If the T gets any kind of line, super light to deep black, you have the Covid. I didn't even get my 3rd drop on when my T slammed into pure visibility. Test instructions say to still wait 15 min as things can change. The "C" part MUST have a line show up also. So C must show. If T doesn't show a line, you're negative. If T shows a line even super faintly, you are positive. If only T line shows without C, it's a dud/broken test. Use the other testing box and drip 3 onto the drip area. Good luck and good health to all of you. I'm grateful we have these tests now. And I'm going back to bed to fight this thing out of my body.

Instructions were very clear. We got two positive Covid results (which is what I was expecting). One took all 15 minutes and was a faint 2nd line but was no longer symptomatic, the other who was more recently symptomatic was a strong 2nd line w/in just 1 minute. Super simple and I feel like it was accurate - as both were symptomatic and their friends were all getting positive results. I crossed out kids names on picture.

I took this test yesterday 01/11/22 and tested negative, today I went in for a pcr because I still feel off from my usual self . Will update with those results . I started having symptoms last week Wednesday so I'm thinking I should test positive if this is in fact Covid , per se . Shipping was fast 3 days as promised .

The kit itself is fine. But the seller, ihealth, sold the kits that will expire in a month, that is not cool! Order by 9/27/2022, expires on 11/12/2022.

The package was cut open

Totally unreliable. The control line was barely visible causing doubt as to whether a positive could even be seen on the test line. Tested minutes later using another band and got a clear positive result. (Ihealth on the left, other on the right in my photo). Don't rely on these to tell you if you have covid or can spread it to others. Total waste of money and an endangerment to public health.

After reading other reviews I was concerned about a short time between date of purchase and expiration date. I received my items (2 sets of 2 tests) on 7/30/22. At first I was happy to see the expiration date was not until 11/12/22 but then I realized a sticker had been placed over the original expiration date printed on the package of 8/13/22, just 2 weeks after I received the item. These are also the “free” government funded tests so I'm guessing they were obtained for free and resold.

This is for the seller. The product arrived damaged (no solution in the tubes) I sent pictures and the seller promised to review and respond. There's also no easy way to escalate this with WalMart. That was over a week ago and they haven't followed up. Buyer beware.

I was sent tests that expire in 4 weeks from now 2022-11-12, vendor replied that the FDA had extended expiry by 6 months however there's already a sticker on top of the original date, the original date on the box was 2022-08-13