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truddy777

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10. Compliance

Reply to intrepidity (Original post)

Fri Oct 25, 2024, 04:35 AM

Oct 25

Last edited Mon Oct 28, 2024, 06:17 AM - Edit history (1)

They're useful if the lab that made them is compliant with HHS-OIG. Here's a short description of how it should be done: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/5-tips-for-lab-compliance-in-2022-9912720/

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Re: expired Covid test kits and false positives [View all] intrepidity Aug 23 OP

Why do you think a false positive error is Voltaire2 Aug 23 #1

Because a false negative could happen because intrepidity Aug 23 #2

You're assuming degradation always results Voltaire2 Aug 23 #4

My married son and I both got sick within a day of each other and we'd been together two days before. chia Aug 23 #3

A false positive is very unlikely, especially if you have symptoms. subterranean Aug 23 #5

That's my thinking too intrepidity Aug 23 #8

The expiration dates of many tests drmeow Aug 23 #6

My doctor told me there are no false positives MotownPgh Aug 23 #7

Makes sense to me intrepidity Aug 23 #9

Compliance truddy777 Oct 25 #10

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