TyFast at Home Flu A/B & COVID-19 Multiplex Rapid Test Kit, Easy, Accurate, Fast Results in 10 Minutes, 3 in 1 Combo Kit, 2 Tests

The instructions are very simple and it's very easy to perform the test. To the best of my knowledge it is accurate so I'm happy with it.

Amazing flu and covid-19 test. Definitely recommend. I use these prior to going to a doctor to keep from getting any of these ailments if the test proves I don't have them. I am a returning customer to these tests and keep them stocked in the medicine cabinet. Shipping is always fast. A great and durable test that will not leak. Easy to use. Mildly uncomfortable and highly accurate.

Easy to use. Wuick results. I got this for out of town family who were sick. It got there next day. They thought they had flu. This test kit tests for Covid, Flu A & B. Family of 3 all sick. I sent multi pack. They Thought they had Flu A because neighbors and coworkers had flu A. My family found out they had Covid.

The test is very easy to use and the results are fast! The back of the box has clear directions in step by step format with pictures. Very helpful for the first time use. This is our go to testing for our family of 5.

Good test

Inaccurate negative reading. Do not use these. Took two of these tests in back to back days. Both negative. Took another test from a different manufacturer on fourth day ..positive for Flu A. Started feeling sick four days ago. Took the first test on day two bc I knew I'd been exposed to Flu A. Negative. Took another test next day due to feeling worse. Negative. Got home and took a test from a different manufacturer the next day. Positive. Flu A. DONT ORDER THESE.

I bought these tests 9 months ago and finally had a good reason to use them. My husband woke up with a mild fever and feeling lousy on Friday, but not super sick and not coughing (unlike when he got Covid for the first time two years ago). Two years ago, the first home test he took was negative even though he had very strong symptoms and it was at the ER where a PCR test showed he did have Covid. But this time when I used one of these tests on him, it was positive for Covid and negative for Flu A and Flu B. He was in denial because we were supposed to go on a weekend retreat with our congregation that day, so he took another test with a different brand that tested only for Covid--it confirmed the positive result. I'm sure glad that we didn't go to the retreat and infect a bunch of our friends! I appreciated being able to also test for Flu A and Flu B. We had a few friends come down with Flu A this past winter, so it was reassuring to know that we could test for that if we got sick or if we had been in contact with them just before they got sick. Since then I have been using up our Covid-only tests of other brands which are older to test my husband, myself, and our adult son who lives in our house. My husband has continued to test positive almost a week later, and my son and I have only tested negative even though I have had some minor symptoms. This has given me the opportunity to use and compare several other types of tests. Overall, I think I like the style of the CorDx the best. My comparisons to other brands of Covid tests: - "B-N" test: has a cover and ends up looking like a big square lollipop has the advantage that you don't have to fiddle with getting a small top over the liquid tube and the paper cover keeps the yucky part of the nasal swab enclosed. But the test kits are bigger and so less easy to travel with, and I did some research that suggested that they might be less accurate. - "Brand" of a local drugstore that had test strips that you had to put into the liquid and take them out and lay them flat to read them (like Chemistry pH strips)---which means that you can get the test liquid with gross snot mixed into it onto your counter if you are not careful. - Another brand that had a similar test block to the CorDx, but the liquid container had a tiny dropper top that was completely separate, so I accidentally dropped it onto the floor. - This CorDX test kit: the liquid vial has the top attached to the vial so it's not going to get dropped, plug the vial is flexible, so you can squeeze it to get more of the liquid off the swab. Since with this type of test, you don't get to tape a cover over the gross tip of the swab (unlike the "B-N" test, I just stuck the swab into one of the foil packages that the test pieces came in. The plastic test block is not completely enclosed like the "B-N" test, but it is less messy than the tests with the separate test strips. As noted before, the kits are nice and compact so good for travel.

So handy!! I did have one test in the box that was a dud. I have a 5 and 7 yr old at home and these tests are a HUGE help.