Anonymous
08/13/2024 21:54
Subject: inexpensive but accurate COVID at home tests?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you in DC? I believe they still give them away free at libraries.
Anyone seen them at a NW branch? Would love to take advantage of this. Covid just ran through our house and I'd love to have a few on hand for the Fall.
Spouse grabbed some in the last month or so. Would have been Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase.
Thanks!
Anonymous
08/13/2024 21:40
Subject: inexpensive but accurate COVID at home tests?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cheapo ones you have to be really loaded virally now.
Expensive ones catch new variants better.
Any evidence to support this?
Of course not.
Anonymous
08/13/2024 21:38
Subject: inexpensive but accurate COVID at home tests?
Anonymous wrote:Spring for naat tests like metrix or lucira. Just one is far more accurate than several rapid tests taken over a few days
Too expensive.
Anonymous
08/13/2024 21:25
Subject: inexpensive but accurate COVID at home tests?
Anonymous wrote:Cheapo ones you have to be really loaded virally now.
Expensive ones catch new variants better.
Any evidence to support this?
Anonymous
08/13/2024 21:25
Subject: inexpensive but accurate COVID at home tests?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you in DC? I believe they still give them away free at libraries.
Anyone seen them at a NW branch? Would love to take advantage of this. Covid just ran through our house and I'd love to have a few on hand for the Fall.
Spouse grabbed some in the last month or so. Would have been Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase.
Anonymous
08/13/2024 19:10
Subject: inexpensive but accurate COVID at home tests?
Spring for naat tests like metrix or lucira. Just one is far more accurate than several rapid tests taken over a few days