Best internet cheapie tests?

Question

I’ve tried Walmart and dollar tree but I want to buy in bulk. Those of you who have used the internet strips: which brand is the best? 
Which is the most sensitive? Most reliable? 
Thanks!

Answer

I've been TTC on and off since 2015 when I started TTC#1 so I've used a lot of cheapies. Like, A LOT. Here is my experience:
• Wondfo: these were great when I was TTC#1. Like they were just amazing. In the 2 years it took me to get pregnant with #1 I probably used hundreds of Wondfos and only got like 1 bad evap. I also only had a handful of visible indents/antibody strips. Basically the negatives were very very negative. My friends and I used to joke that the sticks were somehow magically more stark white after we peed on them than they were straight out of the package. I also got a decent line at 10DPO. My beta at 11DPO was only 23. My doubling time was 25 hours. So my hCG at 10dpo would have only been around 11. That's pretty damn sensitive for a cheapie. 
Here is the bad news: Wondfo quality control went down a little since then. I got some back in July and since I've seen several indents and such. I can't speak to sensitivty now since I haven't gotten another positive but I would assume sensitivity is unchanged. So, ya know, if you can make yourself not look for super faint squinters and tell yourself that unless you're 100% sure there is a pink line that the test is negative then these are awesome tests.
• Clinical Guard: these are some other tests over been using for a long time. Same basic deal as Wondfos. When I was using them back in 2015 and 2016 they were fantastic. Never any bad evaps. Very few obvious indents and such. These tests were a true hidden treasure. I got a faint but there line at 9dpo and it was comparable to the Wondfo line at 10DPO. Reminder here that my hCG at 10DPO was only around 11 since my beta on 11DPO came back at 23 and my doubling time (between 11 and 13dpo betas) was 25 hours. 
Downside: when I was pregnant with #2 I noticed the tests took forever to get really dark. Like I didn't get a dark positive till around 22DPO even though I got my first positive at 11DPO. How long the tests took to darken have me a lot of anxiety over the possibility of a chemical pregnancy. Also in the past 2 months or so I've noticed a lot of indents. Like pretty much every test has a super visible indent/antibody strip. So like the Wondfo you have to count them negative unless you get what you are 100% sure is a pink line.
• Miloo: do they even make these anymore? I can't find them. These were great when TTC#1. They were the most reliable cheapies I had in terms of just super clear negatives. I literally never had anything other than a stark white test until I was actually pregnant. They seemed less sensitive. I didn't get a positive on them till 11DPO. So they probably have a sensitivity around 20 or 25miu. 
• Pregmate: I'm newer to using these. I've just been trying them out recently. I can't speak to their sensitivity since I've never gotten a positive. I have noticed an evap or two that was fairly convincing as a vvvvvfl. So you do need to be good about reading them in the time limit. I've seen a couple of indents but no more than any other test. I can't say much else about these at the moment.
• Easy@Home: these look like Wondfos but they're not as sensitive in my experience. I got positives on Wondfos a little earlier than I did on the Easy@home tests. I would assume sensitivity is probably around 20 or 25 which is still good just not the 10 or so of Wondfo. I had a pretty good experience in terms of indents and evaps. 
• Accumed: similar to pregmate I haven't used these long enough to get a positive. They have some super convincing evaps that I have seen so do be sure to read them in the time frame. Like wondfos and clinical guards you also need to count them negative unless you are 100% sure there is a pink line. The antibody strip is almost always visible and it can look like a positive especially as the dye is still clearing. If you have any doubt as to whether or not the test is positive or not count it as a negative.
Sure Predict: these were by far the worst tests I've ever used in terms of evaps. You absolutely must read them in the time frame. I have seen evaps only a minute or two after the time frame. Like other cheapies when in doubt at all the test is negative. I did get a nice dark positive at 12dpo though. Like almost as dark as the control line. They claim a sensitivity around 10miu and I believe that based off how dark the line at 12dpo was.

Answer

Wondfo and clinical guard are great. Get a 50 pack for under $10 on amazon. The sensitivity rates are 25mIU so not as sensitive as first response but you won’t break the bank testing all the time.

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