The A to Z of Rapid Test Kits, And How You Can Use One At

Home The only way to combat the ongoing Covid -19 pandemic is to raise awareness. However, due to limited access, a scarcity of test kits, and accumulating backlogs, we frequently have to wait for days to find out if we've even transmitted the disease.Advantages of an In-Home Rapid Test Kit are given below.

User FriendlyThe portable kit includes a swab and a solution. It's as simple as swiping some mucus with the swab, mixing it with the solution, and waiting 30 minutes. The result appears as a band on the paper strip, similar to a home pregnancy test.

Quick and AccurateAccording to experts, your chances of actually spreading the virus are greatest within 48 hours of catching it. This can happen even before you have a sneeze. So, if you're worried you've caught the flu or you're hosting an event that requires a large group's attendance, rapid test kits could be the answer to prevent a spread. They are effectively being used as screening tests for professional sports already.

Cost-Effective You couldn't be more wrong if you think antigen testing costs are prohibitively expensive.Antigen testing costs around £20 on average, whereas RT PCR tests can cost up to £50 or more.

Where is it Available?You can buy rapid test kits in traditional pharmacies, but you can also buy them online, where the antigen testing cost is significantly lower.

How Do You Use It?A swab, a molecular test solution, and a strip are included in-home test kits.Those over the age of 14 can safely collect a nasal swab at home, but those under the age of 14 must have the swab taken by a professional. The test is performed by swirling the self-collected sample swab in the solution, after which a drop is placed in the test unit.

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