BinaxNOW COVID-19 Antigen Self Test, 2 ct.

We used these after the recommended number of days to test after a known positive contact when we were not experiencing symptoms. Just fyi I haven't had a positive case to test how accurate the positive result is but our negative tests were confirmed negative later (we apparently just had allergies later) with a negative pcr. So if you follow the storage recommendations and follow all directions for testing, it was able to accurately give us a negative result. Incase you don't already know by now pcr tests can show a positive before the most accurate rapid test will, it has to do with the extra time with the pcr and the number of cells. As far as at home testing goes I do feel like this one is relatively accurate.

We had 2 infections in our families (separate households) and the tests detected both positive results. Went to Vegas for about 4 days with my 2 kids and my sister and her 2 kids. My niece and I came back to Austin with chest pain and a cough. My 2 kids and my niece went to Freemont 2 nights before, and the wind picked up really strong, kicking up a lot of dust. I didn't feel bad, just had the annoying cough. We complained about it over the weekend, then my nephew (who was no on Freemont) got a sore throat and fever. I picked up one of these bad boys, tested myself, got a negative result. After 3 more days of feeling worse, went to the doctor, got a "real" Covid test (negative) and was diagnosed with bronchitis, likely from the dust in Vegas. Told my sister about the at-home test. Sister got 2 to test all 3 of them (leaving 1 unused test). She and my niece were negative, and nephew was positive. The doctor later confirmed the positive result for my nephew. Step-dad started feeling sick. Since my nephew had been at their house, my mom used my sister's last test on my step dad. Positive result was received. Doctor later confirmed positive result. HIGHLY recommend this test.