US is number 22 in number of tests per million population. US stands at 159,585 per million.
Monaco, Faeroe Islands, Luxembourg, Gibraltar, Falkland Islands, UAE, Bahrain, Cayman Islands, Iceland, Bermuda, Malta, Denmark, UK, Singapore, Lithuania, Russia, Channel Islands, Israel, San Marino, Qatar, Mauritius all test more per million than US.
Most of those countries are smaller, but the UK, Israel, UAE, Singapore, Denmark stands out.
Even *Russia* have performed more tests per citizen than US!
Granted, US needs to test more than most of those countries *now* because of the current level of outbreak, so that gap will probably change.
If the surge in infections was caused by more tests, you would expect the *test infection rate* to go down. In the US. A rate below 5% for two weeks indicate that you have a reliable estimate of how the pandemic spreads. Texas is 13%, Florida is 19%, US overall is 8,4%.
The US is not in control yet. Unlike most other western countries with a comparable standard of living.
On the bright side, New York seems to be in control with a 1.1% test infection rate.