Thread: Free at home covid test kits now available

Originally Posted by FireBrand

Reminds me of when Fauci-ists were pushing to have city sewer water (human discharge) tested for covid.

That actually works, the reason you're not hearing much is because the Covid levels in waste water have plummeted.

Originally Posted by John

That actually works, the reason you're not hearing much is because the Covid levels in waste water have plummeted.

I hope they keep digging for it, though.

Originally Posted by FireBrand

I hope they keep digging for it, though.

Originally Posted by John

That actually works, the reason you're not hearing much is because the Covid levels in waste water have plummeted.

Jim was really, REALLY sick with an "intestinal thing" for almost a week. He pretty much lived in the bathroom! He did do a home test for COVID, but it was negative. Still, he was convinced he had it, but while diarrhea can be a symptom (along with everything else under the sun) it's not a prominent one. I kept saying, I didn't think it was because no one else became sick but he said, "Look, they are finding it in the sewers, how do you think it got there?"

Originally Posted by A.J.

I saw a video on telegram ... don't know how to transfer it here.... they had an "at home" test and put a couple drops of tap water on it ...

The tap water tested positive for covid.

They are saying it's because those tests are not meant to test water, but they don't explain why it would give a positive. So many questions...

Originally Posted by Susan

They are saying it's because those tests are not meant to test water, but they don't explain why it would give a positive. So many questions...

Sounds like something Psaki would say. Typical liberal evasive response.

Originally Posted by FireBrand

Sounds like something Psaki would say. Typical liberal evasive response.

I think we should do an experiment, take a pregnancy test and run water over it and see if it tests "positive"

Originally Posted by Susan

I think we should do an experiment, take a pregnancy test and run water over it and see if it tests "positive"

They just announced that they will be offering another free round of at-home covid tests, you just have to fill this out.

COVID Home Tests | USPS

I haven't even used the first ones. They are taking up valuable space in my kitchen cabinet. They were practically throwing them at us at work because they ordered so many and they expire in June. I only keep them in case things get crazy here again, but so far, most everything is back to normal, despite the spike.