US Postal Service has a new page today for ordering free COVID-19 tests

a reply to: ketsuko Ketsuko, the availability of COVID-19 tests on US store shelves may depend on supplies to those stores in your region. Here in SoCal I haven't seen any such test kits on store shelves this month. So 4 free test kits from the US Federal government will be helpful.

a reply to: Uphill

Supplies were already sketchy, but the US government just became the biggest customer for test kit companies much like it did with monoclonal antibodies. Guess what treatment no one has.

a reply to: Uphill

Paid for by the hard-working taxpaying United States citizens. It just pizzes me off when I hear the government says free. They are lying right to your face when they say that. I don't need any tests. So if the government could, just send me a refund, it is my money after all.

Only three months late... Lets go Brandon

The at home test I am seeing on the News now is Abbott BinaxNow.

Cheers
Ektar

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a reply to: carewemust -- so I'm on their list? I'm not surprised. But they are on my list, too. It works both ways.

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
No thank you no telling what is on those swabs .

ethylene oxide.

a carcinogen(epa, dhhs)

its labeled "Sterile-eo" on the swab package.