DOH: No FDA approved self-administered COVID-19 antigen test kit yet

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The Food and Drug Administration has not approved any self-administered COVID-19 antigen test kit in the country so far, the Department of Health reminded the public.

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The Food and Drug Administration has not approved any self-administered COVID-19 antigen test kit in the country so far, the Department of Health reminded the public.

Vergeire reminded those who are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 to seek advice from medical professionals. “Antigen tests should be used only for symptomatic COVID-19 patients, close contacts and those with history of exposure, in outbreaks and in areas without access to RT-PCR confirmatory testing,” she said.

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