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iHealth is dedicated to empowering healthier lives. During the pandemic, iHealth was actively supporting the public by bringing at-home COVID tests to more people ASAP.
iHealth is also a leader in designing and manufacturing consumer-friendly, mobile healthcare products connected through the cloud. It focuses on delivering high-quality products for people to measure, track, and share a full range of health information with the doctors.
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Protect Yourself & Your Family
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Care For Your Heart
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Empower A Healthy Life
Product Description
www.fda.gov/media/164551/download
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How to use the iHealth COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Test
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No liquid?
UPDATE: IHealth sent me out a replacement package and apologies.I got a 2-test pack. I am very used to this brand of covid test as it was the type my work used to order during peak covid. I have never had an issue, however, this time I ordered and I received one bottle that had the appropriate amount of liquid and one bottle that had no liquid. Now, I know that they can sometimes send empty tubes with a separate container with liquid. However, there was no separate container for the liquid and the other tube had liquid. So, i basically had one usable test and one test that is useless. Paid for two, got one. I also didn’t notice this until several months after ordering as I didn’t need the test for a while. (Also there was no liquid in the box and no damage to the empty tube so it wasn’t like the other tube leaked or exploded).
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First of all, I must say this is a greatly made product. It managed to find my Omicron infection on the 2nd day I become symptomatic (I only had mild symptoms -- and on the second day I only had a sore throat with a slight cough, however, it was enough to show a super dark "T" line about 20 seconds in even though it was negative the day before). The line started to fade away 9-10 days after I become symptomatic, and I like the fact that I can use this to track the progress of my infection.
It is also the test that the government sends via USPS, and amongst the only ones in which insurance don't tend to nitpick about reimbursements. Why, might you say, then I am only giving this product 3 stars? Mostly, it is because of consistency.
1) The product comes in two variants, one in which the test solution tube is prefilled and the other where you have to fill the tube yourself. Both of these have their own problems:
a) On the prefilled tube, the tube is much more rigid when compared to the non-prefilled tube, which has a more malleable plastic. This is important because you will need to squeeze the cotton swab while it is inside the extraction liquid. If you don't manage to squeeze the cotton swab well, a false negative result may occur.
b) On the non-prefilled tube, the extraction solution is in a separate dropper in which you will need to empty into the tube yourself. However, this dropper is poorly designed since the width of the dropper tip is wider than the top of the tube itself (which means the dropper will sit on top of the tube, but not go inside it). This means that while you are trying to empty the dropper contents into the tube, you must also be careful not to slip while squeezing the dropper, otherwise the extraction liquid will simply get on you and you would have wasted a complete test. I don't understand why the manufacturer don't simply make the tip narrower so the whole entire tip will fit inside the top of the tube like a funnel).
2) The cotton swab for some of the boxes leave a slight chemical smell in the nasal cavity after swabbing. For some reason, this only affects some of the boxes I have gotten, even though the swabbing of the nose itself was painless and without any complications.
3) Although these gets delivered quickly by Amazon, some of the items also seem like they have been sitting in a warehouse for a while (maybe a overstock issue)? Depends on when you placed your order and what batch you get, you may end up getting items that are close to expiration (like within a week) or others that have >5 months left on the expiration date. This may happen even if you placed an order on the same day for multiple qtys. The ones that I got which are close to its expiration had the expiration dates covered by a FBA label, which I find a bit shady.
It is also the test that the government sends via USPS, and amongst the only ones in which insurance don't tend to nitpick about reimbursements. Why, might you say, then I am only giving this product 3 stars? Mostly, it is because of consistency.
1) The product comes in two variants, one in which the test solution tube is prefilled and the other where you have to fill the tube yourself. Both of these have their own problems:
a) On the prefilled tube, the tube is much more rigid when compared to the non-prefilled tube, which has a more malleable plastic. This is important because you will need to squeeze the cotton swab while it is inside the extraction liquid. If you don't manage to squeeze the cotton swab well, a false negative result may occur.
b) On the non-prefilled tube, the extraction solution is in a separate dropper in which you will need to empty into the tube yourself. However, this dropper is poorly designed since the width of the dropper tip is wider than the top of the tube itself (which means the dropper will sit on top of the tube, but not go inside it). This means that while you are trying to empty the dropper contents into the tube, you must also be careful not to slip while squeezing the dropper, otherwise the extraction liquid will simply get on you and you would have wasted a complete test. I don't understand why the manufacturer don't simply make the tip narrower so the whole entire tip will fit inside the top of the tube like a funnel).
2) The cotton swab for some of the boxes leave a slight chemical smell in the nasal cavity after swabbing. For some reason, this only affects some of the boxes I have gotten, even though the swabbing of the nose itself was painless and without any complications.
3) Although these gets delivered quickly by Amazon, some of the items also seem like they have been sitting in a warehouse for a while (maybe a overstock issue)? Depends on when you placed your order and what batch you get, you may end up getting items that are close to expiration (like within a week) or others that have >5 months left on the expiration date. This may happen even if you placed an order on the same day for multiple qtys. The ones that I got which are close to its expiration had the expiration dates covered by a FBA label, which I find a bit shady.
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