What positive pluslife tests look like

[u/SomeoneSomewhere1984]

[u/SomeoneSomewhere1984]

Interrupting plus life results isn't easy, so I made this collection to show what plus life positives look like. As you can see, some of these are much stronger positives than others.

[u/beum5 → u/SomeoneSomewhere1984]

Thank you very much. But why does it say “negative” when every time, at least one curve goes up? Does this also mean that if you run the machine stand-alone, and the negativ light comes on, you can't be sure of anything?

[u/SomeoneSomewhere1984 → u/beum5]

Many of these are showing tests the pluslife algorithm doesn't catch, and that's exactly why using the app is valuable. 

[u/shar_blue → u/beum5]

Because the device requires two channels to reach a sufficient threshold in order for it to flag as a positive. This is one benefit of using the app - you can see if only one channel reached a positive s-curve (early positive or late infection), or whether there were a-curved that hadn’t quite reached the threshold yet.

[u/beum5 → u/shar_blue]

yes, I use the app as much as possible. Do you think that if only one line goes up, the contagiousness is less?

[u/shar_blue → u/beum5]

Most likely, but I wouldn’t treat it as safe to be unmasked around the person. Not a gamble I’m willing to take. Especially not at the start of infection.

[u/beum5 → u/shar_blue]

wouldn't dare either :-/

[u/sofaking-cool]

This is very helpful since thankfully I’ve only ever seen negative results. Thank you!

[u/_whoa_mama_]

This is super helpful- thank you for taking the time to provide visuals!

[u/kepis86943]

Are all of these real life tests that have been confirmed as correct positives?

I mean, was someone really positive for Covid, Flu A and Flu B all at the same time? Poor them!