You can't place orders for at-home COVID testing kits anymore, but there are still resources available for free testing. Peter is a writer and editor for the CNET How-To team. He has been covering ...

The next time you get tested for COVID-19, it might cost $130, $385, or no money at all. Some labs tack on additional fees such as those for “specimen collection”—the act of inserting a cotton-tipped ...

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If you don't feel well, you may worry that you have COVID-19. The only way to know for sure is to take a test. At-home tests can tell whether you have the virus right now. More specialized antibody ...

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Until the worldwide explosion of the omicron variant, it seemed that showing your vaccination card would be enough to resume many aspects of normal life. Increasingly, however, you also may need to ...

Rapid antigen tests (RATs) have found their way into homes across the country, allowing us to test for COVID-19 and get the results minutes later. They’re easy to use and help expand the capacity of ...

People often talk about COVID-19 testing like it means only one thing. But in reality, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has so far granted emergency-use authorization to more than 200 ...