About Our Rapid Antigen Test (30-60 Minute Results)
Specialized rapid antigen testing for COVID-19 in men and women. Accurate and with fast turnaround times (30-60 minutes), the rapid antigen test comes in handy for urgent health state checks.
An infection Screened For:
- SARS-CoV-2 virus (COVID-19)
Why Request Rapid Antigen COVID-19 Testing From Number One Lab?
Number One Lab — Your Trusted Lab Services Vendor
Number One Lab is a trusted vendor of laboratory testing service lines. We’ve been on the market for years delivering accurate testing results and superior experience to our customers as well as excellent partnership outcomes to healthcare providers. With CLIA-certified locations, market-best equipment, and the latest industry practices, we are ready, willing, and able to assist you on any related matter.
What is Our Individual Infectious Disease test for COVID-19/Flu and How is It Conducted?
It’s a simple 30-60 minute antigen test for SARS-CoV-2 virus (COVID-19) in the nasal swab. Our certified medical providers get a specimen from you and use a test kit to process it. Once the results are received, we will issue the confirmation to you via email. You may also get a paper-based copy of the results at reception.
Why COVID-19 Is So Hard To Deal With?
COVID-19 Spreads Rapidly
Coronavirus spreads through close contact with contaminated droplets of saline or nasal material. Basically, any contact with an infected person holds a risk of getting COVID-19 infected unless safety precautions are taken.
COVID-19 Causes Substantial Health Damage
COVID-19 may be asymptomatic or show minor symptoms for a long time. If left untreated, the disease will lead to severe damage to the respiratory tract, including pneumonia. COVID-19 may even lead to a fatal scenario, especially in older individuals.
FAQ
Yes, all pregnant women or women who are planning to get pregnant are highly recommended to get tested for COVID-19, as the condition holds danger to both mother and her child.
It’s recommended to get testing before visiting any public events and regularly (once a week or once a month) if you visit a work setting.
Currently, there is no effective cure for COVID-19, but there is a vaccine.
If it happened that a person doesn't experience taste or smell loss or other symptoms, they might not suspect infection until it clears off on its own. However, such a person is still contagious and presents a danger to people around them.