FAQ
I accidentally spilled the test solution. Is it harmful?
If the test solutions have been spilled, flush abundantly with water upon disposal. Avoid having the test solutions come into contact with your eyes, skin and mouth. If contact occurs with the eyes, flush with water immediately and seek medical help. If contact occurs with your skin, wash the area with soap and rinse with water.
Do not ingest or inhale the test solutions. If accidental ingestion occurs, please seek medical help immediately.
What do I do with the test unit after reading the results?
After recording your results, carefully wrap and seal all product components and dispose by throwing it into the garbage just like any household trash. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling and disposing the components.
How far should I insert the swab into my nostrils?
Inserting the swab 1 inch into your nostril should be far enough to collect samples for this test. You can stop pushing the swab when you feel a slight resistance and proceed to collecting your sample. Samples should be collected gently.
How does the test work?
This test is designed to detect the presence of SARS-CoV-2 antigens from nasal swab samples. Antigens are present in the SARS-CoV-2 virus, and can be used as markers for disease exposure.