These tests show faint lines even when not pregnant. Very hard to decifer if the test is truly positive. The only way to trust the result if there is a definite, pink line.

I’ve been using First response now for a year hoping for a positive. After many months and many negative tests later I finally got my positive 5 days before my period was even due!

Always consistently accurate and great for early detection of pregnancy. I purchase this brand when other brands aren’t offering discounts or coupons. It’s usually priced around the same as other brands.

This test allowed me to see a positive at 9 days past ovulation without squinting and gave me the reassurance to see the lines get darker (which was comforting after having a still birth)

I just bought these tests to see with the whole 6 days earlier and I took 2 and they both had a faint line bought a different test and now theres no line so with that I'm no longer buying these tests due to so many false positive results!

I’ve been ttc for almost a year! Last month I thought I had a faint and boom period, I tested yesterday at 13dpo and I got a faint! Today AF. I will NEVER buy these again. I was so happy! This isn’t the first time this happened!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a sample of the FR Early Response Twist pregnancy test. I thought it was very easy to use and easy to read. I especially liked the longer handle...that made it much easier to use.

I always thought FRER were the best. Very unhappy with them. My tests would show up one day then 2 days later not be visible. Not worth the money when there are other, more sensitive and accurate tests out there.

My go to test. They work great! They are reliable and met my expectations. They are also affordable and give you quick results. Will use these once I’m back on my baby making game!

Even though the line is faint and looks like half a line, it still brought my hopes up soooo much. After months of staring at negative white space, even just 1 false positive is devastating. This was a brand new test and was used correctly.