The FDA says the kit is as accurate as those at a testing site, but one doctor shares his concerns.
The FDA says the kit is as accurate as those at a testing site, but one doctor shares his concerns.
In Naples, Rob Manch Fox 4 inyour corner.THE F-D-A HAS APPROVED THE FIRSTAT HOME TESTING KIT FCOVID-19.THE TESTING KIT IS CALLED"PIXEL." FOR 119-DOLLARS, YOUGET A NASAL SWAB KIT.
THERE’SINSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO SWIRL ITAROUND IYOUR NOSE.THE F-D-A SAYS...EARLY DATASHOWS THE KIT IS AS SAFE ANACCURATE AS SAMPLES AT ADOCTOR’S OFFICE, HOSPITAL,OTHER TESTING SITE.ONE DOCTOR WORRIES ABOUT FALSENEGATIVES.if you have all the symptoms ofCOVID-19 but your test comesback negative, I think therestill could be a goprobability that that test was afalse negative and that youactually do have the virus."YOU THEN SHIP
In today's health headlines we talk how the FDA has approved a new COVID-19 test that can be done in the comfort of your home.