Rapid Tests

Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) gave us COVID tests quickly. What happens to them when the emergency is over?

The number of articles being written on the end of the national Public Health Emergency can be a little overwhelming. Here are our team’s picks for the best of the best.

A new kind of at-home test is coming: One that can test for more than one virus at a time.

When the public health emergency ends on May 11th, rapid COVID tests won’t go away. But for most people, they won’t be free.

The end of the Public Health Emergency may mean you’re losing coverage, but you’ll still have some options.

Five simple, familiar tools can help keep you, your family, and your community protected.

Tests are still widely available, if you know where to look.

If the expiration date of your COVID-19 test has passed, or your test got very hot (or very cold), don’t panic. Here’s how to know whether it’ll still work.

Which test is best? It depends on why you’re testing and what you need.

Some of the most common questions I’m asked are about the types of COVID-19 tests out there and where to find them.

Ever wonder why most rapid tests for COVID-19 are sold in packs of two? There’s a critical reason for it — and if you don’t know what it is, you might end up making a big mistake.

With the release of free-by-mail & insurance-covered over-the-counter COVID-19 tests, the question is: When is the best time to use your COVID-19 kits?

From masks to boosters to self testing, we're adding them all to our list of 2022 resolutions!

Introducing a new addition to WhenToTest: COVID Risk Quiz! Read more to see how the Quiz works and why it can be a useful tool for you, your friends and your family!

Don't stress, get an at-home test! Learn how the COVID-19 testing game has changed with the convenience of over-the-counter testing.

In our can't miss blog about the COVID-19 Delta Variant, we discuss the variant's contagiousness and how testing and vaccines are impacted.