Aa
This may sound silly
Hi All,
I would like to ask this question to any healthcare professional is available in this forum.
I did my test(rapid) and it came back negative..
Now what is killing me is that if the tester has performed the test properly. In this context I just want to know if
the testing kit is at all reusable...in that case the result will not be correct...RIGHT?
I would like to ask this question to any healthcare professional is available in this forum.
I did my test(rapid) and it came back negative..
Now what is killing me is that if the tester has performed the test properly. In this context I just want to know if
the testing kit is at all reusable...in that case the result will not be correct...RIGHT?
You're asking the same question over again. I'll re-post what I already told you:
The kits are not reusable.
The kits are not reusable.
ya i know...but i was trying to ensure that people does not reuse it for saving kits(money..)...is there anyway that can happen..I mean is the kit became non usable after use..or something like that?
The kits are not reusable. This is irrartionaly thinking and indicative of anxiety. Get yourself some help.
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