TESTSEALABS - Bulk Pack - Nasal Swab Covid Antigen Rapid Test Kit - For Home Self-test

We are "TGA Approved Rapid Antigen Testing Kit" wholesale supplier in sydney, melbourne and australia wide.

Please note this product is for home self-test use.

What is Rapid Antigen Testing Kit

A rapid antigen test is a COVID-19 test you can do at home, on yourself, that will tell you whether or not you have the virus.

It's done the same way as the PCR test at a clinic — yes, you still have to stick the swab up your nose.

But instead of waiting a day or more in isolation, the results come back within 20 to 30 minutes depending on the test.

To get the result, you just add the nasal swab to a chemical solution and put that solution onto a reactive strip of paper or device, similar to a pregnancy test. The paper or device will then show you whether the test was done properly and if you have COVID-19.

Our Rapid test kit offers 99% Sensitivity + 99% Specificity . Covid-19 Corona Virus Rapid Antigen Testing Kit helps to identify the issues and symbols before it becomes too late, Rapid Antigen Test Kit helps places and businesses to reopen quickly through self frequency test and fast result performance.

Who should uses the Rapid Antigen Testing Kit

Rapid Antigent Test Kit is an important part of the Covid Safety Plan. Covid-19 Rapid Antigent Test kits are currently widerly used in schools, airports, aged care facilities, consturction sites, courier depots, food processing facilities and business places where covid-19 fast test result is required.

To support the safe use of rapid antigen self-tests, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has announced a new regulation to allow this brand home-use antigen self-tests kit to be used at home in Australia from 1 November 2021.

Who can perform a rapid antigen test

From 1 November 2021, to support the safe use of rapid antigen self-tests, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has announced it will make a new regulation to allow companies to legally supply their self-tests for use at home in Australia. The TGA continues to work with suppliers and manufacturers of self-tests to ensure:

• instructions for use are written in a way that all consumers can understand
• usability testing has been successful
• self-tests perform satisfactorily against variants such as Delta.

How often should rapid antigen testing occur
For onsite testing at worksites, testing every 72 hours (2-3 times per week) is recommended as a minimum for full time employees.

Daily testing is the gold standard, as this will help to identify positive cases early and avoid transmission on site. However, daily testing may not be practical for workplaces. This will be a matter for each business to determine based on their risk assessment and COVID-safe work plans in place.

What happened if I am tested Positive

You should contact your local Health Centre immediately for more information.