Pregmate Pregnancy Midstream Tests (20 Count)

Great bang for your buck if you like to stock up on test. I prefer actual sticks over strips and these work great. Reliable and accurate.

I am NOT trying to get pregnant. I am on birth control that makes my cycle crazy. I take a test twice a month. Has always been a clear negative. Easy to read and works fast. I like the style of the test, the quantity and price. I recomend.

These work just as well as any other test. It does take a while for all of the dye to run through them and while it's running through it can appear to have a faint second "positive" line. This line does eventually clear after the dye is finished running through, which takes the full 5 minutes in my experience.The reason I took a star off is I find it hard to see the test well inside of the case. The strip itself is kind of set deep inside of the case and far away from the window which causes some shadowing on the strip. Also, the viewing window is small and in my experience was very scratched up on all of them.I ended up taking the tests apart (easily), discarding the top half with the viewing window, leaving the bottom with the strip attached flat on the counter, then used a dropper to add a few drops of urine. It worked perfectly and was very easy to see the results.Pros:-Affordable for a midstream-Easy to use-Has a lot of dye so I assume it would give a good early line (unfortunately, I haven't gotten one yet so can't be sure)Cons:-Very hard to see the results through the small scratched/clouded viewing window, and the strip is set back (deep) from the viewing window which adds to the difficulty in seeing results-They sometimes form a faint "positive" test line while the dye is going through them, it does clear but can possibly get your hopes upOverall, I would probably buy these again.

I started taking these tests when I knew without a doubt they would be negative to see if there would be Evap lines or even an indentation. There were not. Only hallucination would make you see a line when it wasn't there. On my 12 dpo I ended up testing positive on the with the world's faintest line that definitely showed up several minutes later. So, I waited until the next morning to take another, and I saw a slightly darker line, but it was still too light to show up in a picture. So, I kept testing and the line got darker and darker as my expected period neared closer. I also tried a Easy at Home and a clear blue digital, which both were positive, but much more expensive, of course. I did receive 25t ests and they arrived quickly. Definitely recommend this product to anyone TTC.

I've been pregnant twice but my husband and I don't have a living child yet. With that, I've used a lot of pregnancy tests. Some really cheap ones to expensive ones like FRER (First Response Early Response). Those used to be my go-tos but lately, they've been giving indents or bad evaps and I just don't have time for that. I used a brand similar to this with my last pregnancy and they picked up a clear line at 9 dpo (Days Past Ovulation)! The window can be slightly irritating with the shadows but it's not bad. I used this when I knew I wasn't pregnant to verify if it left indents or evaps. I'm happy to report they didn't! I look forward to using these on our journey trying to conceive our rainbow.

Do not use these please. I had 7 tests with solid pink evaporation lines.

I was trying to get pregnant for quite a few months and tests always read negative. A few days before my missed period I got a positive and it turned out I was pregnant with twins. A few weeks postpartum I was feeling a bit sick and thought I might make sure I am not expecting again so soon. I got one faint positive in the middle of the day. I took another test a few hours later and it was negative and one more in the morning also negative. I followed up with my OB and confirmed not pregnant, however these tests are so sensitive it picked up pregnancy hormones 8 weeks after I delivered my twins ! Basically these tests work better than most.

I like these because I start testing at about 8 or 9 dpo and I don't feel bad like I'm just wasting a test as I would with frer or other expensive tests. The only 3 things I seriously dislike about them is that they're messy! 1) Even when angled correctly there's still quite a bit of splash because of the plastic that covers the absorbent tip so I'd end up with urine on my legs,hand & the toilet seat so I learned to "let it slowly". 2) The instructions say to hold the test for 10 secs in the midstream... it should be more like 5secs because too much urine and it will give a white line in the test area.3) The depth of the strip and the shiny plastic window make it a little hard to see the result. I had to take the window off to see my vvfl bfp. Other than those few things, I'd probably buy them again although I honestly prefer the Pregmate strips.