Intelligender

[2andalone]

My sister is expecting her first child and she is excited, rightfully so. Still, I admit she is not the sharpest tool in the shed. She keeps telling me that she has taken the Intelligender test, which is for entertainment purposes only. I told her that and she did not believe me and she bought 3 kits so she can "make sure." She ended up with 2 different results in the end.

I told her that of course it has a 50% chance of getting the correct result and she asked me how I knew that.

 

[Jakex3]

I think that people just get really anxious about knowing even if the results aren't accurate. Of course it's a waste of money, especially if somebody takes that as fact and decides to buy things for the baby based on gender. I don't think there is anything about urine that can tell you what the sex of the baby is so why would they think that kind of test would work?

 

[chelly]

Are you sure she is not just messing with you? That is kind of what it sounds like and how much do these tests cost? I have heard of them before but never seen a price tag on one.

 

[2andalone]

Are you sure she is not just messing with you? That is kind of what it sounds like and how much do these tests cost? I have heard of them before but never seen a price tag on one.

Unfortunately she's not just messing with me. That's just sort of how she is, how she's always been. Amazon lists the prices as $25 right now. That's a lot of money to spend on those tests. She has posted all the pictures of them on Facebook too.

 

[TJoel]

Wow, that is a lot of money, especially in this situation where money is getting harder to earn. I wonder why the company sell such a misleading product in the first place.