Americans can order four more free Covid-19 tests from the government starting Monday, amid evidence of rising infections and hospitalizations.
Americans can order more free Covid-19 tests from the federal government starting Monday, after the Biden administration announced another $600 million for the program it had suspended in May.
The government is also urging people not to throw out any current “expired tests” before checking if the expiration dates on those tests have been extended. The same website, Covidtests.gov, has a link to a site where people can look up their old tests and check if the expiration dates have been extended through late 2023 or 2024.
The Biden administration is providing more free tests as the number of Covid hospitalizations rises. There is evidence through wastewater testing that Covid infections have risen in recent weeks. The federal government previously distributed more than 1.2 billion free Covid tests, including 755 million tests sent directly to than two-thirds of U.S. households, more than 250 million tests to nursing homes, and more than 140 million to kindergarten through 12th grade schools and historically black colleges and universities, according to the White House.
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