If you’re worried about contracting the virus, or passing it along to a vulnerable member of your family or friends, then you can still continue to test with rapid lateral flows.
The NHS offers free rapid flow tests to those with health conditions that make them vulnerable to the virus.If you’re unable to use the form, there is also a helpline set up to help you attain your test. You can call 119 free onThe NHS advises to call this number if your test hasn’t arrived within 5 days.
If you do not meet the criteria, you will not be eligible for a free test. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get one if you’re happy to pay. You can buy rapid lateral flow tests from some pharmacies and retailers, in person or online for between £6-£10.Sign up and we'll email you a daily dose of lifestyle stories, covering sex, relationships, health, wellness, money, and green living.
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