19 May: Randox, the UK’s largest Covid-19 PCR testing provider, announces that from today travellers to the Algarve will be able to purchase a COVID-19 “test-to-return” kit. In a first for the ...

Ryanair has teamed up with clinical diagnostic solutions firm Randox to deliver PCR tests for passengers at a reduced cost. Holidaymakers jetting off from May 17 will be required to take pre-and ...

For pre-departure tests, Collinson will offer it for £66 whereas Randox will offer it for £43 at home or £66 in person. Collinson also offers a return to UK test for £32.

TUI has teamed up with Randox to offer its cheaper tests, which will include the delivery and return costs of the kits. These will cost TUI passengers £43 with the holiday provider's discount.

With cases of Omicron confirmed in the UK, the Government has re-introduced a compulsory PCR test for any travellers returning from abroad ...

Looking for a cheap and reliable lateral flow or PCR Covid-19 test? The Which? experts take a look into travel test providers ...

Co Antrim medical diagnostics firm Randox is to offer cut-price PCR tests for travellers returning to the UK from overseas. Randox announced it will charge customers flying with partner airlines ...

PCR travel test provider Randox Health has changed its terms and conditions to be clearer on when customers can expect tests and results to arrive and when they can cancel an order and claim a refund.

The Randox next-day testing service is priced at €99 – some private PCR tests can cost up to twice that amount, and Turnbull says keeping the price reasonable is paramount.

A coronavirus testing firm has halved the price of its PCR tests for travellers returning to the UK from abroad. Randox, which charged around £120 for the Covid tests, announced it would cut ...

07 June: Randox Health, the UK’s largest Covid-19 PCR testing provider, today is pleased to announce a major reduction in the price of its gold-standard PCR tests for international travel to a market ...

COVID PCR tests for travel were have been photographed piled high on top of drop boxes over the weekend. Critics have slammed the system as "a mess", and questioned the point of the day two PCR tests.