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- MFR: Genabio Diagnostics Inc Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: RA9-E00302
Frequently asked questions
How quickly will I get my test results?
This rapid test provides clear, diagnostic results in just 15 minutes, allowing you to make quick decisions regarding your health.
Is this kit suitable for children?
The test is intended for self-collection by individuals aged 14 and older. For children aged 2 or older, an adult can collect the nasal swab sample for them.
Can I use this without a prescription?
Yes, this is an FDA-authorized diagnostic tool intended for non-prescription home use, making it accessible whenever you need it.
Does this test detect other respiratory illnesses?
No, this test is specifically for the qualitative detection of the SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid protein antigen. A positive result indicates the presence of COVID-19 antigens but does not rule out co-infection with other pathogens.
Can I use this with my FSA account?
Yes, this product is FSA eligible, allowing you to use your flexible spending account for the purchase.
What does a negative test result mean?
A negative result is presumptive. It does not definitively rule out a SARS-CoV-2 infection and should be considered alongside your medical history, symptoms, and any recent potential exposures.
Why does the kit include two tests?
Having two tests in one kit is ideal for serial testing protocols, which are frequently recommended by health guidelines to improve the accuracy of at-home screening over time.
What is included in the test kit?
Each kit contains everything you need for two complete tests:
- 2 Test Cards
- 2 Nasal Swabs
- 2 Extraction Tubes
- 1 Quick Guide Instruction
Is this test easy to read?
Yes, it features a simple visual read format. The test cassette includes a window labeled with C (Control) and T (Test) indicators for clear and straightforward results.
Is this test suitable if I have no symptoms?
Yes, this test is intended for individuals experiencing symptoms as well as those without symptoms who have epidemiological reasons to suspect an infection, such as recent exposure.