Biden administration resumes offering free at-home COVID-19 tests
The Biden administration says it's resuming the offer after it stopped taking orders in June to conserve supply.
•
Sep 25, 2023, 10:10 AM
•
Updated 305 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:30
Officials: Calls to 988 have increased since its creation 2 years ago
5ds ago1:41
Officials: COVID-19 has hit high levels in several states, including Connecticut
6ds ago2:03
Poll: More than 40% of women skip or delay medical screenings and appointments
12ds ago1:59
New Alzheimer's drug shown to reduce memory loss for some patients
19ds ago1:59
Study: Eating ultra-processed foods can shorten your lifespan
20ds ago1:29
Staying hydrated – what to drink depends on your level of physical activity, doctor says
26ds ago1:30
Officials: Calls to 988 have increased since its creation 2 years ago
5ds ago1:41
Officials: COVID-19 has hit high levels in several states, including Connecticut
6ds ago2:03
Poll: More than 40% of women skip or delay medical screenings and appointments
12ds ago1:59
New Alzheimer's drug shown to reduce memory loss for some patients
19ds ago1:59
Study: Eating ultra-processed foods can shorten your lifespan
20ds ago1:29
Staying hydrated – what to drink depends on your level of physical activity, doctor says
26ds agoResidents can once again request free at-home COVID-19 tests from the government starting Monday.
The Biden administration says it's resuming the offer after it stopped taking orders in June to conserve supply.
The relaunch comes in time for fall and winter and with COVID-19 hospitalizations increasing. The administration says the tests will detect currently circulating variants.
Order the test by clicking here.
