Anyone on here use or have at home CoVid tests? (infected, doctor)

[loves2read]

Ordered some from WalMart now that grandson has started school and does not have a vax.
He is in FL where masks are optional and cases are rising

[Mad_Jasper]

Yup. We used BinaxNow purchased from CVS. There were two kits per box for $23.99. With the exception of one of the test packets appearing to be damaged, they seemed to work well with three positive kids (21-23).

Two of the kids fully recovered. The oldest (fully vaxxed and last to test positive), experienced the worst symptoms. Once we were able to get our doctor IMask+ protocol prescription filled, he bounced back in about 24 hours.

We are now keeping a couple of boxes on hand so that I can test before visiting my elderly Dad. So far, my wife and I (both previously infected) experienced negative tests and no symptoms 12 days in.

We are located in Florida.

[loves2read]

What is an IMask+

[fluffythewondercat]

No, I haven't bought the at-home tests because it's really easy to get a next-day appointment for a saliva test here. Plus, it's free. The state of Arizona pays for it.

[Mad_Jasper]

Here’s a link to in-depth info. The foundation is Ivermectin but there are other important factors.

http://https://covid19criticalcare.c...plus-protocol/

[Cida]

No, but I love my pulse oximeter.

[kayanne]

Originally Posted by Mad_Jasper

Here’s a link to in-depth info. The foundation is Ivermectin but there are other important factors.

http://https://covid19criticalcare.c...plus-protocol/

Google won't let me go to that page, surprise surprise.
The link does, however, work using DuckDuckGo as the search engine.

[Mad_Jasper]

Interesting.

Just in case I screwed up the link:

https://covid19criticalcare.com/covi...plus-protocol/

[CarnivalGal]

We used the QuickVue one. Super easy, and according to our pediatrician, they are about 96% accurate.

[CarnivalGal]

Originally Posted by fluffythewondercat

No, I haven't bought the at-home tests because it's really easy to get a next-day appointment for a saliva test here. Plus, it's free. The state of Arizona pays for it.

It's really hard to get tests here. Every place is just completely booked up, especially for rapid tests. Maybe it's because we're in Texas and our COVID numbers are through the roof, so lots of people getting tested ???