- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 17.65 lb
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- MFR: 2San LLC Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: USCO5FS-1
Frequently asked questions
Does the test provide results quickly?
Yes, the FaStep test is designed for efficiency and delivers clear, visual results in just 15 minutes, allowing for rapid health assessments.
Is the pen design easy to use?
Absolutely. The innovative “pen” format simplifies the process by integrating the sample swab and the test strip into a single, cohesive device, making it much more intuitive than traditional multi-component kits.
Can this test be used for children?
Yes, the test is versatile regarding age: - Ages 14 and older: Suitable for self-testing. - Ages 2 and older: Suitable for use with adult-collected samples.
How do I know if the test worked correctly?
Every device features a built-in internal procedural control. This ensures that the test was performed correctly and that the result is valid when you read the indicators.
What kind of sample is required for this test?
This kit utilizes an anterior nasal (nares) swab. It is designed to be non-invasive and easy to collect by yourself or by an adult assistant.
Can I use this for routine screening?
Yes, it is highly suitable for regular monitoring. For asymptomatic individuals, it is recommended to perform the test three times over five days to ensure the best screening accuracy.
Are these tests eligible for FSA spending?
Yes, the FaStep COVID-19 Antigen Pen Test is FSA eligible, making it a convenient health expense for your household or office supply.
Is the test authorized for home use?
Yes, this product is authorized under FDA Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) specifically for home use, ensuring it meets recognized standards for reliability and safety.
What is included in each kit?
Each individual kit is thoughtfully packaged and contains: - 1 Foil Package containing the Base and the Test Pen. - 1 Package Insert with detailed instructions for use.
How should I interpret a negative result?
A negative result is considered presumptive. Because the virus can be difficult to detect in early stages, negative results do not definitively rule out an infection and should always be considered alongside your recent exposures and clinical symptoms.