Even if you get a negative result with lateral flow, also known as an antigen test, this does not necessarily mean that you do not have the virus and can spread it to others.

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LATERAL flow tests provide a speedy coronavirus test result, but do they include a certificate to prove you're Covid-free?

COVID testing is now available to everyone - irregardless of symptoms. Millions of people can order a twice-weekly rapid lateral flow test. What are the risks and benefits of doing so?

How do I order a lateral flow test for travel, and how do day 2 tests work? From Sunday 24 October, you can substitute a PCR test for an antigen test when you travel. Here’s how it works Lucy ...

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Here's everything you need to know about where to get a lateral flow test, how to read the results and more. Where can you get a lateral flow test?

Coronavirus lateral flow tests are free and provide a quick result within 30 minutes. But how do you do one?

Lateral flow: The result of a lateral flow test has to be reported, even if it is negative. You cannot report a result after more than 24 hours and can only report one result at a time.

Step-by-step guides on how to do lateral flow tests, explained in five South Asian languages.

Most people should take a lateral flow test twice a week but if you’ve been in contact with someone who has caught Covid-19 you should do a daily lateral flow test for the seven days following.

Other members of the public must purchase lateral flow test kits if they wish to test at home. But how accurate are these at-home tests in determining whether or not you have Covid?