Can I Test for the Coronavirus at Home?

Are at-home coronavirus tests accurate? What you should know before taking one:

. They include home collection kits, which are then sent to a lab for analysis, as well as a few new rapid tests that give your results at home within minutes.

To get the most accurate result with your at-home test, wash your hands and disinfect the surface of your testing site before you start. Follow the instructions on the test very carefully. It’s also important that you protect your completed test. Don’t let it sit by a heater or in the sun.

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