Wondfo Pregnancy Test Strips, 25-count

I wish I had known about these sooner! I have been TTC for a year and have purchased expensive tests at the drug store the entire time. But after suffering a miscarriage and knowing that I would start testing again, I found these! I received them right after my miscarriage and used them to check my beta levels to make sure they were dropping properly. I would rate these tests as extremely sensitive! I took a test after having my blood taken by the doctor and doing a urine test at the doctor's office. My HCG level was around 20 and the urine test at the doctor's office came up negative. But this test came up as a positive! It wasn't until my levels were below 20 did this test read negative! That's amazing. So I will be using them as we try again and will feel confident that they will give me a early result. Great product!
The only trick with these is that they are not mid-stream tests. They are simply little test strips (they are the size of dipsticks that you test your urine with at the doctor's office for various things). So you must pee into a cup (I used the tiny throw-away bathroom sized "Solo" cups) and dip the stick up to a line that is marked on the strip. I saw results within minutes. Each strip is individually wrapped.

These are more sensitive and WAY cheaper than the kind you buy at the store... and at about 1.00 a test why not??? most store brands measure hormones at 50 while these measure 20!! the most sensitive you can get! you can start testing way before your period is due... i belive 10dpo?? maybe even 8?? but dont quote me... if you are a pee on a stick addict these are for you!

These worked great for me - I started testing early (you can waste these as they are so cheap) and the day I finally tested positive I used 5 just to be sure (and double-checked with a more expensive model). Definitely get these.

These strips can detect pregnancy before a missed period but potential buyers should be aware that the line takes longer to appear and is much fainter than the line you will get with one of the packaged drugstore brands. In fact, I took this test before my missed period and thought that the results were "inconclusive" because the line was barely visible so my husband went out to get a drugstore test. That test was much more obvious and results appeared much quicker. Even now, about a week plus after my period, the line is still fainter than the control line and takes a couple of minutes to appear. Hopefully that doesn't indicate a problem. Anyway, the bottom line is that if you plan on taking a lot of pregnancy tests, these are a good option just don't expect them to work the same as the other tests you may be used to taking.

UPDATE: It turned out that the pregnancy for which I originally reviewed these strips miscarried at 6.5 weeks :( This is perhaps why the line was so faint and took so long to appear. I used these again when I became pregnant in January 2011 and the line was strong and appeared quickly. Now I am 23 weeks pregnant.

I bought these in the beginning of May because my husband and I were trying to have a second child and I am a compulsive tester, especially since until recently, my husband was in basic training and Airborne training (Army), which made this a little difficult. (I only got to see him for a couple of days in April, May and June) :) A few days ago on the 9th of July, I came home with my daughter from visiting my mother. I don't know what it was, but I decided to go ahead and use one of these tests. (I think I probably had about 6 or 7 left). I was impatient and probably sat there for about a minute and a half before I tossed the test on top of the trash and decided to lay down for a 2 hour nap with my daughter. When we woke up, I had the urge to pee real bad, so I headed to the bathroom. Now, everytime I've taken one of these tests, I always end up checking it again a few hours later because, like I said, I can be compulsive about these things haha and I know they usually say you can't read results 10 minutes after because they're invalid, but I can't help it. So as usual, I picked up the test and gave it a glance and noticed a faint line a bit below the control line. I thought my eyes were playing tricks, so I went ahead and did another test, but this time, I was more patient and sure enough, I got another faint line! I even wasted money buying two digital and two other tests so that I could compare how accurate these tests were. Two pregnancy tests gave me a second line (positive) and both digitals read "pregnant". I'm unsure how far along I am, so I can't say yet how early it detected my pregnancy. I have an upcoming appointment on the 21st to confirm pregnancy and will update my review when I have a better idea.

All in all, I'd say if you don't have to waste money at the drugstore, then don't! These work JUST as well and the price is much better. :) I'd definitely recommend this to women trying to conceive, and especially women who are compulsive testers! I also have added a customer image of one of my positive tests for anyone who may not be exactly sure what to look for. :)

UPDATE: Turns out I was about 4 weeks pregnant when I got my positive results using this test. Good luck to the rest of you Mama hopefuls out there! :)

I ordered the strips along with ovulation strips. The ovulation strips worked great and helped us get pregnant, but when I missed my period and tested with the pregnancy strips they kept coming out negative, even 4 days beyond my longest luteal phase (testing with 2 strips a day). We finally purchased another brand test and it came out positive.

Ok, so I bought these tests a little too late! I found out I was pregnant BEFORE they arrived. Still, just for confirmation, I used a couple. Although the line was faint, it was definitely there. They're inexpensive and work just fine!

Simple to use, cheap, and more accurate then most the tests found at walmart.
They are so easy to use, as long as you don't mind the little bit of mess coming with peeing in a cup.
I happen to be trying to conceive, and I bought 50 of these strips for less then [...]. Now, buying 50 tests elsewhere at the LEAST around here, will cost you [...] PLUS tax. So, this is a real good deal! That, and they are more sensitive then the majority of other brands.
Love this product. I recommend this to ANYONE who is wastes money on those ept 3 packs that cost so much. This is the real deal, and I have used 10 so far and haven't had an issue with any of them. I let my friend, whom is prego, pee on one, and it read that she was. And then I took one, and it was negative and I am not prego yet. Then I let my friend who didn't know she was prego pee on it, and it was positive and she went to the doctor the next day, and found out she was only 2 weeks! (The hospital's test didn't even register the hormone, they had to do blood work after she insisted.) So yes. This product is amazing and it works!

I have the older BLUE Strips that some say are more sensitive. If they are, I'd hate to see the newer pink ones. I first tested the morning after my missed period and got a negative (1st test). Tested the following morning and got a negative (2nd test) BUT I could see a faint, faint place where the positive line would/should be. Tested the morning after that and could see under the top layer where the positive line "might" be appearing, but to me it still looked negative (3rd test). Tested the following morning (4th test) and again saw a very, very faint place where the positive line "almost" showed up (turned ever so lightly pink - but STILL did NOT look like a positive to me). THAT day (4th day after missed period) I went to the store and bought a First Response Early Test and mid-day it IMMEDIATELY turned DARK PINK. These tests are good if you are wondering if you should buy a better more expensive test, but not much else. I am confident that if I had tested with a First Response Early Test the day I missed my period, it would have been positive (just like it was with my 1st pregnancy).

My advice when reading the test is - if you see anything resembling a second pink line - go buy a First Response Early Test and see if you are pregnant.

I have had between 17 and 22 miscarriages; early ones. I have also had 5 healthy children, all over 15 years. By checking HCG's via pregnancy test I don't have to endure all the expensive HCG tests at the hospital. In the past I have used more expensive brands of preg. tests but discovered these with my last MC. They are awesome! My last Pregnancy tried to hang on but would not grow so I was using these and simultaneously having hospital HCG's taken. The pink 25 count Wondfo pregnancy tests measured my hcg's as low as 5 HCG'S! I was able to watch them and know what was happening. I saw the hcg's go up and down; back up and down (again it was a bad pregnancy). Different from other reviewers, I also bought the blue "early" tests and they weren't nearly as good. They say they're 'early' tests but the pink ones, far outshined the blue ones. In fact, the pink ones showed a positive line until the hospital HCG went to zero the following day. They also, cofirmed zero at the same time! I've never had such accurate home tests! The blues ones didn't show a positive test after 18.

Here's a trick. With the pregnancy tests, I found that you can leave them sitting for 12 hours or so to see if a positive line appears. If it does, you are probably pregnant, just very early. As they dry, the HCG will show up as a faint line after it sits if you are pregnant. Again, the blue tests did NOT work as well. The pink one's were accurate 100% of the time.

HCG's should double every 48 - 72 hours. If your positive line gets darker every 48 - 72 hours, then the baby is growing normally. If it doesn't, then it may not be growing normally. If you are new to this, having some progesterone levels and HCG's done at the hospital would be helpful in confirming the health of your current pregnancy. (I hate to sound robotic about this, but I've had to learn to be. Makes it hurt less when I loose one.)

Ladies struggling with frequent miscarriages, be sure you are getting plenty of Iodine! I found out last month that I am Iodine deficient! Iodine is a mineral that must be eaten; your body does not produce it. I'm told that Iodine is in every cell in your body and pertinent for optimal thyroid function and hormonal balance. I began taking Idoral or Iodoral(I may have the spelling wrong- bought it on Amazon). I take one mineral tablet per day. I immediately felt better; clearer thinking, better memory, more energy, and even lost 3 lbs. Then the best part, I ovulated on day 15 for the first time in years!!!! I usually don't ovulate until week 3 or even sometimes week 4!!! I'll keep you posted on the progress there! Still no positive test but I'm out of pink ones, I only have some blue tests. Ordering more pink today!

In short, if you are struggling to conceive, hang in there. For each little one, of mine, that 'flies to Jesus', I tell myself, 'I am that much closer to holding one in my arms'. I seem to have around 3 miscarriages before I can carry a baby full term. I am so incredibly grateful that I didn't give up; I have 5 amazing children to enjoy each and every day. Had I stopped, someone would be missing and there would be a forever missing place in our family. Press on mighty warrior! May God's mighty hand bless you, your womb, your baby, and your family. Isaiah 54:7 May not weapons formed against you prosper. May none be barren or miscarry among you- Exodus 23:26.

It was not until 14 dpo that they test read positive! After reading several reviews I was very excited to receive these pregnancy tests because they are cheap and reliable. That being said, don't believe what most of the reviews say about using them "i believe 10dpo?? maybe even 8??". That is a complete myth and made me paranoid when the pregnancy test kept reading negative.

After some research, I found out that it can be almost a full 12 days for the egg to implant into the uterus and to begin releasing the hormone that the pregnancy tests detect.

Here is what the truth is, start using them as soon as you would like to because they are cheap (.19 each) but don't stress if it reads negative. Also, it takes a good 10 minutes for the test to show any line.

So.. for the past few days I have been taking these tests and very quickly the negative line shows up. Clear as day, in your face, huge negative line. So I'd get frustrated and just throw them out. My periods 3 days late.. so for fun tonight I took one, immediately the big negative line pops up. I say whatever... get up and walk out of the bathroom figuring its still negative.. return a few minutes later and sure enough its positive! So I look in the trash at all of the ones I took the past few days that I thought were negative, sure enough they are all positive!! I just wasn't patient enough to wait! So make sure you give it time for that 2nd little line to appear! These tests were an amazing deal!! I highly recommend them.

I've used these a few times when I suspected I might be pregnant and the results were negative. It's a fantastic bargain if they work and I have no complaints yet.

8/22/09 Update: I used these for a few days before my period was due and each time it was negative. The day it was due, I took another one and was about it throw it away but thought I saw a faint line. I took a pregnancy test at a local WIC and it was negative so I thought I was imagining things. But the next day I took another to be sure and it was the tiniest bit darker. So I went and bought a test that says, "Pregnant or Not Pregnant." (I love those tests. They're so no nonsense.) I was pregnant. I guess I can't complain too much about the test strips but I am used to pregnancy tests telling me a day or two before hand that I am definitely pregnant. I didn't like the uncertainty of it. But I will use them again. They're so cheap and if I don't have the money for a store pregnancy test, I know they will work....eventually.

i am a poas addict and these feed my need each month. they work great however, i have gotten a few nasty evaps out of them... but 2 out of 50 isnt bad at all! i will def be buying this product again and again while on my mission to ttc...

Have a stash of disposable cups at the ready, and be prepared to wait several minutes for results. A couple of times, we thought we saw a faint line, but I think we just wanted to see it that badly. By the time it really was positive, it showed up pretty boldly. Great tests for that incessant testing we do when we're "trying". Just be prepared to wait for the results. I would use them again.

I ordered this product because (a)It's titled Wondfo (b)the picture depicts the pink handled wondfo test strips

I don't usually leave reviews but I thought this was important enough for me to say something. I ordered these, and yes they are cheap and yes they came fast. THESE ARE NOT WONDFO TEST STRIPS. These are Clincal Guard. I got 5 false positives from the Clincal Guard test strips, which are super skinny blue handled hcg strips. Upon talking with some women on my TTC website, I was informed from several women that the same thing happened to them with the same brand and style test. SO BUYER BEWARE!!! I have re-ordered from another listing on here that says from Wondfo and they really are the pink handled Wondfo's. I love Wondfo's...so do try those. Do not buy from Clincal Guard unless you want your heart broken like mine was.

On 14 dpo, I tested with these as well as with First Response. First Response showed a slight line and two of the wondfo's showed absolutely nothing. We were a little confused and didn't know what to think. On day 15, I tested with the digital clearblue easy and it said "pregnant" which I was. The Wondfo's did not work at all when they should have.

After a rather depressing whirlwind in March with just about every store brand known to man, where I got faint positives from 8 dpo to 10 dpo on lots of different non-digital tests... the faint lines never got stronger, and went away by 11 dpo. I'd ordered some of these, they showed up at 12 dpo and showed a clear, no-squint negative faster than I've ever seen a pregnancy test "clear"... and I got my period a few hours later.

For me, the negatives being clear and rapid is almost as important as whether the positives are early or not. Early conceptions don't always stick around, they estimate that half of eggs that fertilize never come to term, and most people never know it because they're not insane POAS-aholics.

Since I am, I decided I needed a cheaper "front end" test. With these, I can test every day if I want, or even a couple times a day, and I'm pretty confident in my result. I would never trust a single positive test anyway... because I've lost enough pregnancies to not assume that a positive test means a baby at the other end. So what I need are tests that I can use, and watch to see if they get darker.

The price is unbelievable. Dipsticks are my preference, I tend to pee in a cup even for the midstream tests, it's far tidier. It helps if you've got good control, and can pee a little, pee in the cup, stop before it overflows, then finish your business after you've pulled the cup away. This isn't hard for me at all, and if you're going to be seeing a doctor for pregnancy, you've got to get the hang of peeing in a cup anyway, they make pregnant women do it all the time.

For speed, these cannot be beat. Every other test says, "Dip for 5 (or 10, or 20) seconds, then lay flat, read between 5 and 10 minutes."

These, you dip for 3 seconds, lay flat, and they process and clear amazingly quickly, far faster than any of the "major" brands. And you're not left with a giant stick full of pee, either (the midstream tests kind of gross me out, actually, that way.) My expected negatives (i.e. testing after my period started but before it got heavy, to be sure it wasn't implant bleeding) were crystal clear white in the test zone within about a minute. Given that I'm often testing in the rush to get my older kids off to school, saving time that way is a godsend, and I don't end up staring at a pee stick for 10 minutes trying to figure out if I can see a squint of a line. It does take a few minutes for a positive result to show up, but far less time than major store brands like Answer and First Response.

When I first wrote this, I said, "I don't expect these to be the final word: They're cheap, and there there to keep me from blowing $1 or $4 or $8 every time I want to test. If I get a positive on one of these, I'll test again to see if it gets darker, and when it's darker, I'll break out the digitals I have left over from the last round. (Because really, husbands need to see the word PREGNANT spelled out for them, it seems like...)"

Having tested at different levels of hCG for many days now, I can say that these are definitely the final word. The results are darker, stronger and faster than any other brand I've tried. They are more consistent from day to day, showing darkening as my levels of hCG go up. I got a positive digital test at 12 dpo, after these were positive late on 10 dpo, and clearly positive on 11 dpo. And at 17 dpo now, they are far darker than other brands, faster, stronger, better.

These very much satisfy the science geek in me. I used to love the Dollar Tree tests, but heck... 20 cents a test, give or take? Mind boggling.

Edited to add: I got my first visible positives with these, ahead of FRER (at least as far as taking pictures of the tests is concerned!) They are remarkably consistent from tests to test in intensity, which means that it is so easy to compare color of tests from one to the next. I can really see the test getting darker even over the course of one day, and after a chemical pregnancy where the tests never really changed, it is encouraging.

I now have about 20 of these dry and pasted to a sheet of paper in order, and I can tell you that there are ZERO evaporation lines on the negatives (3-4 dpo, too early to expect a positive.) Even the faint lines that showed up after the test time did so in a way that makes clear the progression from no color to some color to definite positives. The first hints of what I would call "evaporation" lines show up at 7 dpo on my chart, and got slowly but consistently darker from 7-10 dpo (lines showing up after the test time), before "true positives" appeared late on 10 dpo, getting darker all day 11dpo.

First Response appears to be about 1-2 days behind in intensity, and is not getting darker in the same way.

I got some "cheap" ($2 per test) strips at a drugstore, Answer strips, and they are much less clear. The test, dipped in the same sample as the Wondfo tests, are fainter, "messier" and the dye is all over the place, even the control lines are a little vague. By contrast, Wondfo strips have very well defined dye areas and the tests look much "cleaner". These are probably the least gross pee sticks I've ever seen... :) Both tests showed "positive" at the same time, but the Wondfo test are cheaper, cleaner, and much faster to give results. And days later, the Answer tests look negative, while the Wondfos are still clearly positive.

Definite will buy again, as I've nearly gotten through the 25 I've had, and after having miscarriages, I know I'll want to test often in the coming weeks, for reassurance.

I have the pink handled tests, and cannot say enough good things about them. Because they are cheap enough that I feel like I can test whenever I want without feeling guilty, I was able to get enough consistent negatives that when the strips started being slightly ambiguous, it was pretty clear something was different, even if it did take a couple days after that for the lines to get really visible. The negatives were clear, clear white. The positives are still faint, but I'm still early, and it is enough to see the progression.

Note: The pink handled tests expire in 2012. I've gotten ones that expire in 2013 from another listing, with pale pink handles that say "hcg" (much like the older blue ones) and they are also very good. Wondfo seems to change the printing and color of their handles frequently, but the rest of the test is identical, and the results are very consistent. Don't worry if your handles look different, if you are buying from this listing, or the other listing I've left reviews (and pictures) for.

I've compared the plain pink and pink hcg handles in the same sample and the results are nearly identical, and both perfectly functional. Don't worry about handle color!

UPDATE: The gals on FertilityFriend and I have been doing some experimenting. Some people may know that dipping a pregnancy test directly in cola or apple juice can create a "positive" test (not just on this brand). What we now have some evidence of is that people who drink large quantities of these beverages may have just enough of whatever chemical creates those positives in their urine to create a faint "false positive". So if you're getting questionable results with these tests, consider checking your diet. Even organic apples, freshly juiced, can turn one of these positive, which means if you eat a lot of apples or drink certain kinds of juice or soda in large quantity, they may make your results less reliable. (One man who drinks a lot of apple juice got a positive result...) If you are testing early, consider sticking to beverages which don't cause these things to turn positive on their own... So far, water, OJ and milk are all just fine. We're testing more things over the next few weeks to see what does and doesn't skew the results. Personally, I drink a ton of Vitamin Water Zero and haven't had any iffy results.

Ultimately I have to say that the false positive results with this brand are probably due to the increased sensitivity to low levels of hormone (or whatever it is in apples that causes pregnancy tests to go positive!)

These test simply did not work. I ended up being pregnant but every test I took was negative, quite a while after I was supposed to have my period. You get what you pay for!

After buying these, I started reading reviews doubting whether these are early pregnancy tests since the handles are pink. After trying for 2 months, I got a couple packs of First Response tests also as I became nervous that these cheapo tests would not show a positive as early as possible. I'm happy to report that for me, these tests are more sensitive than First Response.

8 DPO: First test with both First Response and Wondfo. I thought it was too early to test, but I'd begun to experience some breast soreness which had been a sign for me in the past. Both tests were negative.

9 DPO: Still negative

10 DPO: Very very faint line on these Wondfo tests. First Response was still negative. Tested 2 more times with the Wondfo strips and both additional tests showed faint positives.

11 DPO: Clearer positive (darker line) with Wondfo strips. First Response still negative!

12 DPO: Clear positive on Wondfo, First response positive at last.

I must have mistaken these strips for the early detection strips, but they weren't even detecting my pregnancy on time. I tested a few times in between 4 weeks and 5 1/2 weeks pregnant and didn't get a positive result until I was 5 1/2 weeks pregnant! I was feeling the fatigue, but thought I was just tired from work. From my experience, it must take a high level of HcG hormone to show a positive on these tests. I would shop around more and find the early detection strips for a few dollars more.

I ordered these and even paid for one-day shipping. They are NOT the tests pictured. They are a different test with which I'm not familiar so I have NO idea how sensitive they are. I HAVE used the tests pictured and am familiar with them. Don't waste your money! Order tests that say from "WONDFO."

I was 5 days late and I took 15 of these throughout the 5 days, all were negative!.... I finally went to drug store to buy a real test and found out I WAS pregnant.... Do not buy!

I was showing all the signs of early preg, i.e., skipped period, nausea, exhaustion. These cheapo tests were still coming up negative three days past when I would have expected my period. I started to question whether the tests were accurate and so I went out to buy a regular pregnancy test. First Response came up positive 3 days past my missed period, as you'd expect a pregnancy test to do! and I have no doubt if I'd used them the previous day or the day before, it would have shown me a + result then, too.

To test whether it was just a matter of my hormone levels increasing, I then went back and tested again with a cheapo. Still negative, 4 days past the time when my period was due. Not a recommended product for this reason. Buy a good test; these guys seem like a good buy but they just don't work.

I was very wary of these until I actually got a positive test. I start testing extremely early because my symptoms start within days of conception (there is a chemical reaction your body can pick up on even before implantation, if you've been pregnant enough times and are in-tune with your body). Well this month on cycle day 21 I got an EXTREMELY light 2nd line, almost like it wasn't there. Could not even be picked up by a camera and seen when I zoomed in. At first I thought I was imagining it. It was there on every test until CD 23 when it got a tad bit darker, enough to confirm it was a very faint positive. It did get darker each day I tested from there. So how soon do these tests give you a positive? For me it was cycle day 21 but I always ovulate day 7 of my cycle, so if you ovulate when the books say you should (day 14, but NOT EVERYONE DOES so don't go by this if you want to get pregnant, it will just take longer), then it should give you a faint positive the day your period is due if you are on a 28 day cycle.

I strongly believe people who gave these tests low ratings were not seeing "evap lines" or "false positives", they had pregnancies that did not stick and the tests were indeed accurate (most pregnancies end in miscarriage before people know they are pregnant, unless they test). If I had this problem and the line did not get darker, yes, I would have given this a bad review too, because I wouldn't have known that's what happened and I had no past experience with the accuracy of this brand.

I keep a journal to have accurate records, so I was able to compare this to my last pregnancy. I tested positive 2 days earlier with these tests (even if it was a ghost line) than I did last time with one of the test strips from the early pregnancy site. So these are just as good for a fraction of the price of those! I am very pleased with these and will definitely use them again!

The decision whether to buy these pregnancy tests really should be a no brainer. You have to pay twice as much to get one pregnancy test at the drugstore as you do for these 25 and they definitely work. I took one test as soon as I got it (one day before my period was due) and it was negative. The next day, I started my period. The next cycle, I started taking tests way early (why not? I had 25, well now 24 of them). I got several days of negatives. Two days before my period was due, I got the faintest of pink lines. At this point I still had almost 20 pregnancy tests left. Not wanting to waste them, I used them all over the next three days (the line was very faint after all and I wanted to make sure it was accurate). Every single one come out positive and the line got a little darker each day. You do have to pee in a cup to use these because the test is just a tiny little stick that you have to dip in the cup, but this didn't bother me at all. Pee on a stick, pee in a cup, what's the difference? Either way you have to put your hand near and handle your urine in some way. You'll have to pee in a cup all the time when you start going to the OB anyway, so you can think of it as good practice. Bottom line, don't waste your money on the drug store tests. Save the environment (these tests have much less packaging) and your wallet by buying these instead.

These tests worked great, they shipped super fast and they are so cheap! I will never buy another test again. I got my BFP one day before my period was due. I would highly recommend these to someone who is TTC and is obsessed with POAS like I am!

They work great and are just as accurate as the expensive brand-name early tests. Their level of sensitivity is down to 20mIU hCG, so you know you'll be able to test much sooner than usual and get results. It's fun to test once a day and see how the second "you're pregnant" line gets darker with time -- especially since they're so cheap!

I recently ordered these after using Wondfo w/ tremendous success in the past. They were always sensitive and never gave false positives or evaps. This batch was my first experience with the pink handled Wondfo strips, so maybe that has something to do with it. Out of a pack of 25 Wondfo strips, 4 of them had obvious pink lines almost immediately, and all 4 were beta-confirmed false positives. I got 3 before the beta (one the day of); the 4th came AFTER my beta with hCG confirmed at zero. I should note that these lines are thinner than the control, like the dye is pulled to one side. (This is the same type of line many of the cheaper blue-dye tests tend to give). I suspect those with thicker pink lines should be a great deal more hopeful!

The tests arrived 2 days after I placed the order and confirmed my pregnancy as early as 12 days after ovulation/ conception. At 11 days after ovulation the test showed a VERY faint line. I didn't know what it meant so I had my husband pee on a new test to see if it would show a faint line for him too. It didn't. Neither it did for the dog. So the test did work! The next day the line was much more pronounced. At day 14 pregnancy was confirmed by a blood test. Very satisfied!

I started getting a faint positive one day before my missed period and then had a blood test the next day with an HCG level of 5. Very low. Probably not a viable pregnancy, but these tests detected that low level. I wonder if some of the lower reviewers had very early chemical pregnancies- not false positives....

Update- it is possible to get false positives as well- a false positive will be a thin line. For it to be an early, but true positive, the test line needs to be as thick as the control line.

I purchased a pack of these test when we first started trying to conceive in January 2011. I knew I was going to be a POAS-aholic, and these provided a cheap fix to my pregnancy testing addiction. The first month TTC we did not get pregnant, and I never had to guess as these never gave me an evaporation line, just an obvious negative (one line only).

This past month I got a faint positive at 12 days post ovulation (DPO) on these tests. I was so excited, but decided to double check on my First Response Early Result Test, hoping for a darker line, as they are supposed to detect lower amounts of the pregancy hormone. Well I got a definite negative on my First Reposne Early Result Test which really confused me (I used the same FMU and everything). Well I kept using these Wondfo tests for a week and my second line kept getting darker. I decided to try another First Repose Early Result test on 15 DPO, and finally I got a FAINT positive on that.

I couldn't believe how these Wondfo Tests were so much more sensitive than the expensive First Reposnse Early Result tests which promise results up to 6 days before your missed period. I will definitely be sticking with these Wondfo tests and only these in future pregnancies.

I was nervous about the early detection accuracy of these strips, since there have been good and bad reviews of these strips on Amazon, but I must CONFIRM that they DO DETECT EARLY!! VERY EARLY!! There has been some review debate over the blue VS the pink strips, but I received the pink strips and they worked perfect! I got my first extremely faint, barely there, positive result at 8DPO, and the positive line only got darker and darker each day I tested. I went to the doctor at 10 DPO, and it was confirmed! I even tested at 14DPO and the positive line was just as dark as the control line. (So, if you're more patient than me, you can wait until 14 DPO and you should get a very reliable result.)

I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND these strips to anyone who wants an accurate, early result, but who doesn't want to spend a lot of money on drug store pregnancy tests.

These pregnancy tests are extremely easy and simple to use. Each test comes individually wrapped. I don't know why I'd ever go back to complicated plastic encased tests when these are so much cheaper with the same results. If it matters to you, the dye on these is pink, which I personally find easier to read than blue. I've never had an issue with evaporation lines. Results are always clear and easy to read.

**Update!** While I still love these tests, I thought I would add something from personal experience. Follow the instructions and always dip the tests in your urine and do not go above the marked line. If you urinate on the tests or get them wet around the dye strip, you'll get a false positive. Not an evap line. A nice, pink, must be positive line- only you're not pregnant- just stupid for not following directions! So use these correctly!

I bought these and ovulation test strips when my husband and I were trying for our 2nd baby. I got a positive four days before my period was due. The first response digital that I bought as back up didn't register a positive for 2 more days.

These test work great. We are on month 10 of trying to concive, so I have spent more than my fair share on pregnancy tests. I have never even gotten an evap line on these, which is very nice when you're obsessive about every "faint" line you see. I have yet to recive a postitive, but I am looking forward to that day!

These tests are great. I just tested 10 days after ovulation, about 4 days before my period was due and got a very faint line. I'm high risk when pregnant so I called the doctor and had a blood test done which confirmed my HCG levels were at 10. This test picked up an HCG level of 10. Unbelieveable! Definitely recommend these tests and the ovulation tests that the company sells.

Last pregancy, I used an expensive test and got a positive 8 days before my missed period, this time I didn't get a positive from this brand and ran out two days after. I tested with two other brands the day I missed and the next and they both popped up positive within seconds. Very confusing and more than a little aggravating.

These strips are awesome! I have told all of my girlfriends to use these over the over-the-counter types that are 5x as expensive (if not more!).

I had these, a couple from the dollar store (these came recommended, too), and some of the fancier store-bought brands.

These told me 14 days before the other ones that I was pregnant. Next up was the Dollar Store brand that told me I was prego 3 days later. It wan't until 11 days later that the store-bought ones (I used ClearBlue and First Response) told me I was pregnant.

My overall suggestion? Skip the store-bought ones, grab a pack of these, and you're set! And, if you want to double-check the accuracy of these ones, just grab a couple from a local dollar store. Way more effective, and way less expensive. You can't beat it!

These strips worked great! I tested positive days before my missed period and other expensive digital tests wouldn't even pick up my hcg levels yet. You can clearly see the second line gradually darken as each day passes =) Early on I had one strip have an evaporation line (super skinny pink line) but when you really are pregnant it lets you know! It is a thicker pink line (even if it is fainter than the control initially). I would buy these again. I never felt guilty using too many.

I have heard varying opinions on the Wondfo Pregnancy Tests. The tests I received have the pink handle with HCG written across the handle in pink. I can not speak to the sensitivity of the tests or the validity of the results because this lot appears to be damaged. The actual tests when opened from the package show indents and scrapes across the white field. When used the dye tends to "pool" in these divits almost giving a false positive result. I am not sure if these scrapes effect the the test at all but does leave interperting the tests very difficult and confusing. I guess you do get what you pay for...a cheap product for a cheap price.

I bought these for my most recent IVF/FET cycle because I knew I'd be testing frequently and I didn't want to break the bank (I already did that at my RE's office!) I got a positive at 9 days past a 5 day transfer (14 DPO). Unfortunately, it ended up being a chemical pregnancy.

Here's the amazing part about these tests - the morning of my final blood test I got a very faint positive. My blood test was an hour later. My HCG was at a 9!!! I couldn't believe the test picked up that small of an amount! I'm totally sold on these tests - if anything they are too sensitive!

I want to share this with all who wishes to know how soon you can find out if you are pregnant or not with this strips. In my case, it took 19 days after the conception. 1/26/2011 - only day my husband and I made love. I had been testing several different days with CVS hometest kit and Wondfo strips to double make sure when I can find out the first day of positive result. I tested on 2/13/2011, but the test came out as negative. 2/14/2011 - the 1st day of positive result on both CVS hometest kit and Wondfo strips. I hope this information will help y'all.

I spent time to read all the reviews before I bought this item. I was tired of throwing money away on expensive HPTs. Well these are awesome! I POAS on 8 DPO in the evening... there was a faint line but I could make it out... the lines have been getting darker ever since! VERY IMPRESSED and HAPPY! :) These are a must if TTC! Last night (10DPO) I confirmed with a digital! BFP!

I'm so glad I bought these! I tested positive with these 8pm on 9dpo, and had a really faint positive with first morning urine on 9dpo. The 10miu tests I'd purchased previously didn't get an obvious line until 11dpo! Will definitely recommend to friends! And yes, I am sure of ovulation date. :)

I bought these strips 4 months ago when my husband and I started TTC. I blew through 25 of them and had to buy another set of 25. They are so cheap compared to other tests! For three months I got a ton of negative results. I started to hate these strips, lol. Then it happened!! I got a positive result on the day before my period was due!! I tested again and then 5 more times and they were all positive (a pale pink line). Of course I went out and bought a more expensive digital test just to confirm and that was positive too!! I can't believe it!! I also used the ovulation predictor strips for all 4 months. I realize I was using them wrong for the first three months though, whoops. This month we did it right, we waited for the surge and then had intercourse on the day of the surge and for the following 3 days!! It worked :) Good luck to all of you who are TTC!!

i received some of these tests as a "bonus" with ovulation predictors that i had ordered last year. i had used them all, so i decided to buy more so that i could test after my FET. i knew they were sensitive, but i wasn't sure just how early i could test. i took a test one week and one day after my FET date, and the test came up positive. i was nervous after reading the reviews from people that said they had false positives, so i used these strips a few more times (all positive) before confirming with a digital drug store test... positive.

Have you ever bought a $5 pregnancy test at the store because your period was a few days late? And then felt stupid afterwards for wasting the money? And have you done this more than once? If so, these are the thing for you. We are not trying to concieve right now, but we're not really trying to avoid either. These tests are cheap enough that I don't feel wasteful taking one every month around the time my period is due. And it gives me peace of mind.

So, by the time I got these I had already started my period. I've had these for about two months and I have yet to use one. However, a friend of mine was looking for a cheap way to keep her POS habit without paying the price. She says these are accurate, and they aren't hard to use. My only complaint was how long they took to get here. They got here the day AFTER I left my state, and by the time I got back, I was already well informed. I'm definitely buying them again when I start trying. They come in inconspicuous packaging, and each are individually wrapped and are also pretty inconspicuous. I've had them in my bathroom for 2 months and my fiance hasn't said a thing about them. Definitely worth the buy, ladies!

I have tried a couple other early test strips, but I am thrilled with these. I ordered them on the 2nd and they arrived the 8th, short timeframe but it felt like forever. I was so anxious to test that I went against my better judgement and tested that night (9 DPO) with a nearly empty bladder. I got a faint line. I was amazed, so I used a First Response Early Result that I was saving for confirmation. It had a very faint line too. I retested in the morning (10 DPO), and I had faint lines again, but definitely not imagining it. I am high risk, so I'll be using these to monitor my hormone increases, but I highly recommend buying some if you are TTC!