Each RAT test may have slightly different rules to a different brand. The tests also expire, many within 12 months, so if you've had some in your cupboard for a while, check the expiry date before ...

After hearing about RAT tests flying off the shelves, The Daily Telegraph has devised some strategies to save time and access a self-testing COVID-19 kit before they’re all sold out.

Take a test out of the fridge 30 minutes before you use it. “Don’t leave them in your car. Cars heat up quickly and destroy the effectiveness of tests fast.” ...

You've tested negative for COVID using a rapid antigen test (RAT), but are a close contact of a positive family member and have symptoms. So you might be wondering if you're really COVID-negative ...

Published: December 11, 2022 2:07pm EST You’ve tested negative for COVID using a rapid antigen test (RAT), but are a close contact of a positive family member and have symptoms.

Let’s assume a TGA-approved self-test RAT kit with a minimum sensitivity of 80 per cent and specificity of 98 per cent was used. Probability calculations are performed using an online tool.

If your RAT returns positive, there is no need to also get a PCR test to confirm. The state government is now treating positive RATs as ‘probable’ cases, but official nonetheless.

How to tell YOUR RAT kit is a fake as a fresh warning is issued for Covid swabs Medical regulator alert for RAT buyers to be wary as some kits can be fake TGA warned some outlets, online stores ...

If your RAT returns positive, there is no need to also get a PCR test to confirm. The state government is now treating positive RATs as ‘probable’ cases, but official nonetheless.

Anyone who returned a positive RAT test more than 28 days after a positive PCR test is required to register their result with NSW Health. This applies to anyone aged over 16 living or staying in NSW.