Superdrug accused of 'playing on people's fear' with £69 antibodies test

Superdrug has been accused of “playing on people’s fears” by charging £69 for a home antibody test for coronavirus

Superdrug has been accused of “playing on people’s fears” by charging £69 for a home antibody test for coronavirus.

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