The People Have Been Heard - No More Testing
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Anonymous
| I saw that! That will definitely make it easier when traveling. |
Anonymous
| One less thing to worry about |
Anonymous
| WOOHOOOOO!!!! |
Anonymous
| Finally some common sense! |
Anonymous
| You guys can thank me for this. I just got my eMed tests. XD |
Anonymous
My insurance reimbursed them because they were prescribed (and/or because it was before my insurance had set up the way to get tests with no up front cost so they had to pay full-freight, not just $12/per, because I ordered them 1/15/22). I had to appeal the denial, but I got payment in full. |
Anonymous
And cheaper! I spent about 900$ on PCR testing for my family last year because it was "optional" PCR testing. |
Anonymous
| What does this mean if you are leaving Australia on Monday but it is still Sunday at Lax at that instant? Is it the time in the USA (iad?lax? Honolulu???) when the plane departs the foreign country or the time in the foreign country??? We are affected by this lack of clarity. |
Anonymous
| Yoooo hooooo! !!! This is great news! |
Anonymous
| as of what date is requirement dropped? my bro has flight back to US on Saturday. |
Anonymous
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Sunday midnight goes into effect.
I am hugely relieved. My extended family is taking a trip next month and I was really worried about this. We'll test before we go and be bummed if I have to miss out on the trip, but I was really worried about getting stuck for extra days. |
Anonymous
Sunday midnight where??? DC? Los Angeles? What happens if you get on the plane abroad before midnight DC time and land after midnight Sunday? |
Anonymous
It's enforced at boarding. Any flight boarding after 12:01 AM EDT Sunday will not have this requirement. |
Anonymous
| I'm torn about my trip to Canada next week. On the one hand, it's way less hassle to have to run around getting a test before leaving, but I also liked knowing that everyone on my flight had tested negative... |