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1. www.nhs.uk › nhs-services › covid-19-servicesWho can get a free COVID-19 rapid lateral flow test - NHS

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   How to get free COVID-19 rapid lateral flow tests if you're eligible. If you're eligible for COVID-19 treatments, you may be able to pick up free COVID-19 rapid lateral flow tests from a pharmacy. Find a pharmacy that offers free COVID-19 rapid lateral flow tests.

2. www.cvs.com › home-tests › at-home-covid-19-testsAt Home COVID-19 Test Kit – CVS Pharmacy

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   Buy at-home COVID tests from trusted brands at CVS. Find rapid antigen test & at home PCR test kits for convenient and quick testing from the comfort of your home. FSA eligible.

3. consumer.ftc.gov › consumer-alerts › 2023Free COVID test kits are back: Here’s how to get yours

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   Nov 21, 2023 · Order your test kits through COVID.gov. Orders will ship free starting the week of November 27, 2023. The kits will include instructions on how to verify extended expiration dates. Many kits have had their expiration dates extended beyond what may be printed on the packaging.

4. www.cvshealth.com › news › pharmacyCVS Health Simplifies Access to At-Home COVID-19 Test Kits

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   Visit CVS.com or use the CVS App to search for at-home COVID-19 tests at nearby CVS Pharmacy locations. Select a nearby CVS Pharmacy with tests available, then enter their insurance information. Provide an email and phone number to receive notifications with updates on their order status.

5. www.gov.uk › government › newsCOVID-19 home testing kits now easier to order - GOV.UK

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   The government has introduced a number of new accessibility improvements to the home testing programme to make it even easier to get tested.

   People who do not have access to the internet can now order PCR home testing kits over the phone by calling 119, without needing an email address or any other digital requirement.

   This means that people without access to the internet or digital services can order PCR tests to use in their homes, if they have symptoms. The home testing service is available to everyone in the United Kingdom with COVID-19 symptoms, and can still be accessed through the home testing online portal.

   In order to improve accessibility of testing services, NHS Test and Trace has worked with and sought feedback from a number of charities, including the RNIB, Macular Society, Thomas Pocklington Trust and Visionary.

   NHS Test and Trace has worked particularly closely with the RNIB, undertaking trials with volunteers with differing levels of vision quality to understand the changes that would have the most impact. Following recommendations, new tools are being introduced for those ordering home test kits who are vision impaired, including:

   Additionally, the government is planning the spring launch of ‘Be My Eyes’ specialist video support, an app that customers can download that will offer customers with vision impairments live video assistance where an assistant will ‘act as their eyes’. The assistants are specially trained NHS Test and Trace staff.

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   Edward Bates, 30, from Winterton was a participant in one of the RNIB and DHSC trials for blind and partially sighted people and said:

   It was really great to be part of the trial to improve the accessibility of the home test. I found the digital version of the instructions really helpful as I was able to read them using my screen reader software.

   I am really pleased these improvements are being made so blind and partially sighted people are able to get access to a test whenever they need one.

   Berni Warren, who has diabetic macular oedema (DMO) had previously ordered a home COVID-19 PCR test with the help of her husband. Berni has used the new Be My Eyes service to order and use a home test and said:

   I did it with my husband and I did it completely wrong. I also needed a lot of help from him. This trial was an opportunity to do it myself, so I used Be My Eyes because then I knew I could do it independently and I wanted to do it independently. I didn’t want to rely on any other help from my family, and they are all at work anyway.

   So, I phoned Be My Eyes to give me a hand and it was brilliant – really, really good. It gave me the confidence to do it properly and safely. The test is a bit fiddly, but to have someone to talk you through it really helped, because then I knew I was doing it right. I wouldn’t have had the confidence to know I was doing it the right way otherwise and I would have worried sending it off.

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6. www.gov.uk › government › news9 in 10 pharmacies now offering free, rapid coronavirus ...

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   Apr 19, 2021 · Pharmacy Collect service provides an additional route to twice-weekly, rapid testing for everyone without symptoms. Nine in ten pharmacies across England are now distributing free rapid...

7. www.gov.uk › order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flowOrder COVID-19 rapid lateral flow tests - GOV.UK

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   You may still be able to get free rapid lateral flow tests from your local pharmacy if you’re eligible for COVID-19 treatments. You can also buy both types of COVID-19 tests from...