GetTested TSH Thyroid Test Kit at Home – Rapid at-Home Thyroid Testing Kit for TSH Levels – Simple Home Thyroid Test – Fast Results – Easy to Use – Accurate and Convenient

I was a bit skeptical about this. But it was very easy to use and plain to read. Follow directions. I recommend this if you think your thyroid may be weak. It does not measure T3 or T4, but that was not what I was looking for. It only verified that I was not producing too much TSH. I ordered it one day and it was here the next. I tested the same day I received it.

Only tests hypo thyroid. Easy to use but waste of money if looking for hyperthyroid.

The test kit worked like it should but there is one glaring drawback to the test kit the lancet to draw your blood with. The ones I was sent I couldn't get open to use so I had to use a lancet from a glucose monitoring kit to draw blood for the test. The test came back negative so I guess it worked no real review on that but otherwise it was a straight forward test kind of like a COVID test but with blood instead of mucus. If it weren't for the lancet problem I would have given it 5 stars.

Me funcionó bien me hice después la prueba en sangre y me dio el mismo resultado de la prueba casera

Es perfecta no es la primera vez q compro este medicamento. Recomiendo al 100%

I'm an RN with years of experience in drawing blood. This test is not worth the $7.00 I spent on it. First, the weird lancet device did not produce enough blood, and could only be used one time (a huge drawback). I borrowed my husband's diabetic fingerstick lancet and got blood with that. But THEN the little suction device they sent would not draw in the blood, no matter how many times I tried (multiple finger sticks). I finally just swiped my bloody finger over the test area. After getting the results, I realized they had sent me the WRONG TEST. Most of the instructions are in German, but the product was made in China. That figures. Also -- the instructions are needlessly complicated and don't make much sense.

Tried this while waiting for labs to be done.Symptoms pointed towards possible thyroid issues.Test indicated level were normal, labs confirmed that.

I followed the directions, and the result indicated that I did not need thyroid medication. I have read that levothyroxine has been tied to the increase in bone deterioration in studies at Johns Hopkins. So, I skipped my levothyroxine for two months. Then I took this test. I will share the results with my doctor, and I hope his lab tests also agree that I do not need the tablets any longer. If this test agrees with the doctor's test, then I can report later that it is reliable.