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In reply to the discussion: My daughter had to wait in line seven hours for a drive-through covid test [View all]at140
(6,110 posts)55. Unless you are flying why stand in line for the test?
Omicron is milder than previous variants. If no symptoms, why waste time getting tested?
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My daughter had to wait in line seven hours for a drive-through covid test [View all]
Xipe Totec
Jan 2022
OP
Where are you located?I didn't have to show any medical card the state gave me a test for free
Walleye
Jan 2022
#1
The issue is that for international flights, the test has to be 24 hours fresh. nt
Xipe Totec
Jan 2022
#13
All the free places were not available here. Hubby paid $90 to a private place
LeftInTX
Jan 2022
#42
Oh wow, situation getting dire. I think I got mine just before everybody started lining up
Walleye
Jan 2022
#48
NJ residents get them 2-day shipped without charge. Hearing from PA residents they pay $90 for them.
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2022
#3
For flights to Europe, you must take the test (and have results) within 24 hours before the flight.
Xipe Totec
Jan 2022
#9
Agree. We should have been out in front of this. Walgreens and CVS should not have
gldstwmn
Jan 2022
#52
When I got my test at the state testing center it was attended by to National Guard soldiers
Walleye
Jan 2022
#28
I had to make a testing appointment at Walgreens for January 6th. I made the appt on NYE!
LeftInTX
Jan 2022
#41