The NHS says you should report your test result no matter what it is - positive, negative or void. You should do so every time you take a rapid lateral flow test, which shows you the result on a ...

How to do a lateral flow test Before you take the test, you should blow your nose and wash your hands thoroughly.

If you self-tested for Covid-19, you may be wondering whether you should report your result, and where to do so. The answer is - it depends on whether you used a free NHS test or on that you paid ...

For many doing a lateral flow test has become a daily or weekly occurrence in a bid to curb the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant. Under new guidance the public is instructed to report ...

Ordering lateral flow test kits from a pharmacy You need to get a 'collect code' before leaving to pick up your lateral flow tests as the NHS now matches your details to the order. You can get ...

Here's everything you need to know about where to get a lateral flow test, how to read the results and more. Where can you get a lateral flow test?

Coronavirus lateral flow tests are free and provide a quick result within 30 minutes. But how do you do one?

According to the NHS, one in three people with Covid-19 do not show symptoms but can still infect others, which is why taking a lateral flow test regularly – even when you’re vaccinated – is ...

How to report a lateral flow test result? The government has an online lateral flow test reporting website here, which you can use to report negative and positive Covid-19 results.

Wales' first minister urged people last week to use lateral flow tests before mixing with others People are being encouraged by the Welsh government to use up lateral flow tests already at home ...

Lateral flow: The result of a lateral flow test has to be reported, even if it is negative. You cannot report a result after more than 24 hours and can only report one result at a time.

LATERAL flow tests provide a speedy coronavirus test result, but do they include a certificate to prove you're Covid-free?