COVID-19 rapid test OnSite®

for antigensSARS-COV-2nasal

OnSite® COVID-19 Ag Self Test is the first self test to receive the WHO Emergency Use Listing for a SARS-CoV-2 self test. COVID-19 antigen test for self-testing On this page, you can find support and guides on how to perform a nasal swab for an antigen test. You can also ask questions about the test and how to perform it, and you will find some frequently asked questions and their answers. If you haven’t performed the test before, please view the how-to video above. Box contents In each box, you will find 2 test kits. Each test kit contains what you need for 1 test: 1 test cassette 1 nozzle 1 Pre-filled buffer tube 1 waste bag How to read your test result Positive test – course of action: The test is positive when you have two lines visible. The line in front of C shows that the control worked. The line in front of Ag shows that COVID-19 virus has been detected. Observe local COVID-19 regulations. Negative test – course of action: The test result is negative when you see a clear line in front of C only. If your test is negative, BUT you experience symptoms of COVID-19, or you have been in close contact with someone infected with COVID-19, you should observe local COVID-19 regulations. Invalid test – course of action: If the test does not work as it should (e. g. by not developing a line in front of C), the test must be considered invalid. Try taking a new test. If you get the same result, please contact us via the form at the bottom of this page. Frequently asked questions Questions about the test How far into the nostril must the swab go? The swab must enter 2-3 cm into the nostril, varying from person to person.