I can use this test at home and get results within 15mins. Good to keep at home incase you need to get tested.

GREAT PRODUCT! EASY TO USE! FAST RESULTS!

Got a few of these from CVS. They are very simple to use. 6 drops in the hole, swab each nostril 5 times, put swab into the bottom hole, push into the top one then turn it 3 times. Close it and wait 15 mins. It doesn't require a PhD. Says don't read anything until 15 mins but the positive readings I've seen come up pretty fast and stay that way. 2 pink lines and congrats you have a delightful covid baby! Whether it's accurate I'm not sure. But it's a good saftey test for at home. If you are feeling like you have a cold and want to do a quick check. It's a note that some people miss on this test. You are supposed to use both tests on yourself. The second one 36 hours later. It's basically common sense. If you get two positive cards then it's a good chance you have a baby covid inside you. Anyway, it's 21-25 bucks. Good piece of insurance. Best of luck and remember if you use protection you may have less chance of testing positive for a covid baby.

Fast and easy to use!

Good news, we don't have COVID.

Happy with the test. Don’t rush it and think out the directions

If you have symptoms and enough viral load, these work as intended! Definitely would use again! Tested positive on second day of mild symptoms and after 10 days tested negative. I did a PCR lab test on the 3rd day of symptoms and it is as positive so I know these work accordingly.

Accuracy, easy to use, reading is fundamental.

I have covid as confirmed by 2 rapid antigen and 1 PCR test. I used this to see how accurate these at home tests could be. It obviously works and was easy to use. Just read the instructions, wait the 15 minutes and good to go.

When I got home from work my adult daughter was complaining about how tired she was and she was pale - so I gave her the BinaxNow covid test at home. The line was faint - bit was there to show she had COVD. Her job needed a "real" test. The next day I took her to the health department. The rapid test there said she was negative for covid - but the PCR can back positive. My Dr. said the at home test was more reliable than his rapid test. I ordered more just in case for the test of my family.