These were $1.57 a box, shipping was $30 but they only took 10 days to get to me from the order date.

$1.57. There were less expensive combo tests, I chose these because they weren’t the LEAST expensive.

Sorry but America is stupid. We were charged $25 for a box of two Covid tests & our government acted like it was doing us a favor when it mailed us a couple of boxes of almost expired tests because people weren’t paying $25 for them.

Get them here before our government finds out and charges them tarriffs or something

https://altruan.com

Here's a picture I took today of my main doctor in full Contagion gear. He's seen every Covid patient on the mountain where I live for the past 4 years. He said he only got Covid once and it was from a cruise. The irony is that he's willing to wear this at the office but not on the ship.

Are you curious about how the Lucira molecular/PCR-like test kit works? Take a peek at this quick user demo to see the test in action.

Jacob also has more Covid-conscious content and mask reviews on IG and TikTok.
https://www.instagram.com/midwestsidegunn_/reel/DBsCqF4AEBf/

Für Euch getestet: 6 Monate abgelaufene #Coronatests von #Siegmund arbeiten noch zuverlässiger, als der 3 Monate abgelaufene #Coronatest von #Longsee.

#Servicetoot #Servicepost #Corona #Covid #COVID19 #SarsCoV2 #Covidtest #Covidtests

Starting in September, the U.S. will provide free rapid COVID-19 tests to help control the spread of the virus. Visit http://COVIDtests.gov to order your tests and stay prepared. Regular testing is key to keeping our communities safe.

Good info on #covid #covidtest ... I keep both on PCR and RAT on hand, as it's good to know so you can start Paxlovid within the timeframe to use #PCR over #RAT, but once symptoms start isolate regardless and up precautions to reduce household spread risks, and I always #mask around other households. Good to be prepared with a new variant and talks of summer surge especially.
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/high-risk-patients-covid-symptoms-should-use-pcr-rather-rapid-tests-study-suggests

For my USA followers - an #MEAction article on the NIH "Home Test To Treat" program:

"Acute COVID-19 treatment and testing is unfortunately becoming harder and harder to access with the U.S. government public health emergency having been declared ended. The Home Test To Treat pilot program is a way to fill that gap in an accessible and equitable way."

https://www.meaction.net/2024/03/07/title-home-test-to-treat-access-free-home-telehealth-for-flu-and-covid-19-infections/

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Why Your #Negative #COVIDTest Might Be Less Reliable in 2024 #kqed
https://www.kqed.org/news/11972313/negative-covid-test-incubation-period
OR hear me out, people are not testing themselves correctly

Had 0 issues gettingresults with test that expired in 1/2023 at very early stages of illness

directions show to shove it up your nose when it should be more back & closer towards perpendicular + oral sample

variability of sample collecting differs depending on person so of course this happens

I've never seen a #CovidTest this confident before.

The ubiquitous lime green COVID tests may not be as accurate as first believed. There are allegations that the supplier may have excluded important test data when submitting to Health Canada.

Its poor efficacy on medium & low viral loads has led to experts warning people to only trust it if it provides a positive reading but don't trust it if it provides a negative reading.

https://globalnews.ca/news/10183219/covid-test-supplier-canada/

I’m no longer a virgin. I am in fucking disbelief right now. #covid #covidtest #CovidIsNotOver #GodHatesLinda #BrianHasItToo #IveBeenGoingToWalmartWithItFor4DaysAndDidntNotice #postivetestresult #mastodon #joinin #COVID19

The box of RATs I’ve got seem to make the test solution foamy rather than liquid drops when I squeeze it into the test. Does that mean they’re not good anymore? I am still seeing the control line come up.