Amazon has iHealth COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Test, 2 Tests per Pack for $17.98. Extra 5% Off with 5+ subscription. Shipping is free with prime. [moreSubscribeOffers]
These tests are why the case numbers are down. People use the take home test, test positive, and never reported it. Do not let the reported case number fool you.
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By anonymous on 02/09/2022, 09:49 PM EST
I live in Arizona and got the free tests from USPS this week. //@Anonymous: Has anyone gotten these from the USPS yet? I haven’t but my mom already received hers and we applied on the same day. Maybe certain cities get ship first?
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By anonymous on 02/09/2022, 08:40 PM EST
I haven’t received mine, in NJ. Ordered the night before they went live. //@Anonymous: Has anyone gotten these from the USPS yet? I haven’t but my mom already received hers and we applied on the same day. Maybe certain cities get ship first?
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By anonymous on 02/09/2022, 05:38 PM EST
should give $1million to every subscriber. how about that //@Anonymous: Amazon should give these to subscribers for free
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By anonymous on 02/09/2022, 05:37 PM EST
Has anyone gotten these from the USPS yet? I haven’t but my mom already received hers and we applied on the same day. Maybe certain cities get ship first?
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By anonymous on 02/09/2022, 05:34 PM EST
Went to get my booster shot at a pharmacy inside a grocery store. Pharmacist gave me 4 test kit boxes for free saying my insurance covered them. Said to come back next month and pick up more test kit as the insurance will cover them every month. Maybe you guys can give this a try?
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By anonymous on 02/09/2022, 01:48 PM EST
Amazon doesn't give free stuff... //@Anonymous: Amazon should give these to subscribers for free
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By anonymous on 01/31/2022, 05:28 PM EST
These tests are free. Ordered off usps
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By anonymous on 01/31/2022, 03:16 PM EST
There are multiple issues with just going to CVS and getting the test done.
1. You need appointment which you may not be able to get in time
2. You will provide sample to CVS which goes to a lab for testing. You may not receive the result if the test was not handled properly which happens a lot more than you imagine
3. You will receive the result in 24 hrs if the lab is not too busy. Otherwise you are looking at around 72hrs.
4. After all this, everything depends on the Lab guy who is performing the test
By all this time, you may have spread COVID to N number of people around you
Its just better to do a home test asap to keep everyone around you safe from further spread of COVID 19 //@Anonymous: Just a question: we can go to CVS to do this kind of testing for free. Why spend money buying them? Thanks.
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By RoshDrozzley on 01/13/2022, 08:51 PM EST
It's also a problem in Houston and Oklahoma City, so I assume it probably is everywhere right now. //@anonymous: Issue is, not getting appointments in some area. Specially, here in Dallas TX area. //@anonymous: Just a question: we can go to CVS to do this kind of testing for free. Why spend money buying them? Thanks.
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By anonymous on 01/13/2022, 06:51 PM EST
Issue is, not getting appointments in some area. Specially, here in Dallas TX area. //@anonymous: Just a question: we can go to CVS to do this kind of testing for free. Why spend money buying them? Thanks.
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By anonymous on 01/13/2022, 06:15 PM EST
Just a question: we can go to CVS to do this kind of testing for free. Why spend money buying them? Thanks.
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By anonymous on 01/13/2022, 05:51 PM EST
Not tomorrow, starting Saturday Jan 16. //@anonymous: Wait another day before ordering. Insurance will have to start reimbursing tomorrow.
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By anonymous on 01/13/2022, 05:14 PM EST
Wait another day before ordering. Insurance will have to start reimbursing tomorrow.
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By anonymous on 01/13/2022, 04:16 PM EST
Ha, yes let's continue to have more "free hand-outs". //@Anonymous: Amazon should give these to subscribers for free
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By anonymous on 01/05/2022, 06:35 PM EST
CDC is not accurate either. //@anonymous: CDC director just said PCR test is not accurate either, positive results could last 14 weeks after infection. //@anonymous: FDA just warned that rapid test is not accurate for Omicron. Try use PCR.
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By anonymous on 01/04/2022, 12:31 PM EST
Mandate it!!! //@anonymous: Amazon should give these to subscribers for free
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By anonymous on 01/04/2022, 10:33 AM EST
So you only consider false positive but not false negative results? What's the point here? //@anonymous: Some people dont have time so if this is +, then people get pcr after. All schools are using these antigen for checking students. //@anonymous: FDA just warned that rapid test is not accurate for Omicron. Try use PCR.
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By anonymous on 01/04/2022, 09:47 AM EST
CDC director just said PCR test is not accurate either, positive results could last 14 weeks after infection. //@anonymous: FDA just warned that rapid test is not accurate for Omicron. Try use PCR.
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By anonymous on 01/02/2022, 06:51 PM EST
If you are purchasing more than one, it is less expensive (even after paying shipping charges) at the manufacturer web site
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By anonymous on 01/02/2022, 04:23 PM EST
Every school is using these… //@anonymous: Not FDA approved
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By anonymous on 01/02/2022, 04:23 PM EST
Some people dont have time so if this is +, then people get pcr after. All schools are using these antigen for checking students. //@anonymous: FDA just warned that rapid test is not accurate for Omicron. Try use PCR.
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By anonymous on 01/02/2022, 03:46 PM EST
FDA Authed = Permit to import(No Harm to people). FDA Appr. = Effectiveness and Efficiency Tested. //@Anonymous: Listed in FDA site for Emergency Use Authorization, same as other At-Home tests. I see no concern - https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19-emergency-use-authorizations-medical-devices/in-vitro-diagnostics-euas-antigen-diagnostic-tests-sars-cov-2 //@Anonymous: What's the difference of "FDA Authorized" and "FDA Approved"? //@Anonymous: Not FDA approved
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By anonymous on 01/02/2022, 03:44 PM EST
FDA just warned that rapid test is not accurate for Omicron. Try use PCR.
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By anonymous on 01/01/2022, 10:13 PM EST
Amazon should give these to subscribers for free
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By anonymous on 01/01/2022, 09:28 PM EST
Listed in FDA site for Emergency Use Authorization, same as other At-Home tests. I see no concern - https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19-emergency-use-authorizations-medical-devices/in-vitro-diagnostics-euas-antigen-diagnostic-tests-sars-cov-2 //@Anonymous: What's the difference of "FDA Authorized" and "FDA Approved"? //@Anonymous: Not FDA approved
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By anonymous on 01/01/2022, 08:53 PM EST
What's the difference of "FDA Authorized" and "FDA Approved"? //@Anonymous: Not FDA approved
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By anonymous on 01/01/2022, 06:53 PM EST
Not FDA approved
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By anonymous on 01/01/2022, 05:23 PM EST
Just want to share my own experience... I ordered twice and the kits were delivered within 4 days. //@Anonymous: need more than half month get delivery .....
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By anonymous on 01/01/2022, 05:14 PM EST
I ordered directly from their website and they shipped next day. If you order 2 it is same even with shipping //@anonymous: need more than half month get delivery .....
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