Clinical studies show that the RapidFor™ Saliva Antigen Test Kit (Swab) is 97.4 percent accurate. For additional information, please read the “Instructions for Use (IFU)”.

Yes, the test is capable of measuring the virus early stage (2-4 days after viral exposure). For further details, check the “Test Types Comparison” section.

The RapidFor™ Saliva Antigen Test Kit (Swab) is constantly monitoring COVID-19 viral variants to ensure that our tests can identify them, as we do with many viruses. We have performed a proper examination of the current variations including B.1.1.7 UK (Alpha), B.1.351 South Africa (Beta), E484K mutation, B1.617.2 India (Delta), P.1 Brazil (Gamma), C.37 (Lambda), B.1.1.529; and we are certain that our tests will still detect these strains. The test looks for proteins that are required for the COVID-19 virus to survive.

In comparison with the Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction Test (RT- PCR Test), RapidFor™ SARS-CoV-2 Saliva Antigen Test Kit (Swab) enables us to screen the existence of the illness of concern in a very short time. This benefit gives us the opportunity to test more people in less time. It is a major advantage in the event of worldwide pandemics such as COVID-19. Since many of the COVID-19 symptoms are similar to those associated with common cold, or other diseases, the testing of a person having or not COVID-19 is required.

When the end of the oropharyngeal swab is placed in your mouth, it should not hurt. If you are experiencing any pain, stop the test and seek medical help.

Make touch with your healthcare provider and inform them of your situation. To confirm the presence of COVID-19 infection, utilize polymerase chain reaction (PCR Test). If you have been diagnosed with a disease, you should isolate yourself and obey your local public health rules. Inform your employees and others you met throughout your two-week self-isolation period.

Before taking saliva swab samples, you should not eat or drink anything (even water) in the prior 30 minutes. Avoid using mouthwash or brushing or flossing your teeth. Chewing gum, lozenges, cough drops, lollipops, suckers, and other similar items should also be avoided. Please refrain from using any tobacco products.

Kindly read the instruction booklet attentively before doing the test. Within 15 minutes of removing the test cassette from the foil package, the procedure should be finished. After each usage, the buffer solution should be recapped as quickly as feasible. The samples should be utilized as soon as possible after being collected (within half an hour). Inactivation of samples is not recommended.

Put everything you used for the process, including the swab, tube, and test cassette, in the aluminum foil. Instead of putting them in the recycling container, throw them away. Children and animals should be kept apart from one other. If you have one, put all of the materials used during the test in a medical waste container.

Our tests are quite accurate, but there is no way to know for sure. You should repeat the test after 4-5 days since the viral load in your body may not be significant enough to be identified by the test. Keep a healthy distance between yourself and others and stay away from potentially harmful situations.

No, the test cassette is only meant to be used once. It’s not a good idea to test another sample on the same cassette.

Store between 2°C and 30°C in the sealed bag until the expiration date on the packaging is reached; do not store below 2°C or consume expired items. The manufacturing and expiration dates are printed on the label. After 24 months, the product will no longer be used.