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By *ittleMissCali OP   Woman
over a year ago

all loved up

Was listening to the news on the radio this morning and apparently they are worried about the possibly pressure the test centres will be under with the kids back at school.

However I have to book a test every week and on occasion due to having a sore throat or headache have been told to book a 2nd one and there is always loads of testing capcity. In fact I can normally go get tested within the hour x

So wondering why they are saying to parents dont go test your kids

I for one would like to see random testing across the country

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I thought capacity was supposed to be about 350,000 a day. They wouldn't be lying would they ?

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South

I struggled to order a home test this week .... never had an issue before (I’m part of a study group and they ask me to test randomly as lockdown eases)

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By *ittleMissCali OP   Woman
over a year ago

all loved up


"I struggled to order a home test this week .... never had an issue before (I’m part of a study group and they ask me to test randomly as lockdown eases)"
I rarely order the home kit as live close to a test centre and the results are quicker x so cant comment on that

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Probably depends on location in the country. Some areas will have more capability. Rural areas may have difficulties.

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By *irty filthy milfWoman
over a year ago

somewhere only i know!

I’ve been working at various pop up testing centres for the last 3 weeks and we average 200 tests per centre each day, over the past week there’s been an increase in children getting tested some as a precaution and others with symptoms and sent home from school until they get their results back and the whole family being tested at the same time, it’s a simple procedure and extremely safe too. When I asked how long the sites will be operational the answer was how longs a piece of string!

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I struggled to order a home test this week .... never had an issue before (I’m part of a study group and they ask me to test randomly as lockdown eases) I rarely order the home kit as live close to a test centre and the results are quicker x so cant comment on that"

Yes sorry I shouldn’t have skim read . To be honest I think a home test would be less traumatic for a young child I know my boys would be easier to test at home. All my postals have been back within 48 hours of posting. I know schools are meant to be receiving a stock of tests to give to parents when sending children home due to suspected covid but unsurprisingly no tests have been received yet.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I’ve been working at various pop up testing centres for the last 3 weeks and we average 200 tests per centre each day, over the past week there’s been an increase in children getting tested some as a precaution and others with symptoms and sent home from school until they get their results back and the whole family being tested at the same time, it’s a simple procedure and extremely safe too. When I asked how long the sites will be operational the answer was how longs a piece of string!"

Do you administer the test or do they administer themselves? I don’t know how the centres work....

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By *irty filthy milfWoman
over a year ago

somewhere only i know!


"I’ve been working at various pop up testing centres for the last 3 weeks and we average 200 tests per centre each day, over the past week there’s been an increase in children getting tested some as a precaution and others with symptoms and sent home from school until they get their results back and the whole family being tested at the same time, it’s a simple procedure and extremely safe too. When I asked how long the sites will be operational the answer was how longs a piece of string!

Do you administer the test or do they administer themselves? I don’t know how the centres work.... "

We log everyone who wants testing then trained testers (usually nurses) do the test, it takes longer to clean down after each person than it does to do the actual test, data is sent with the completed tests on a daily basis, site deep cleaned each evening too and results are coming back in about 36 hours in East Lancashire and we’ve ranked up testing in the last month, from today doorstep tests will be offered in Blackburn for high risk areas and will be rolled out in East Lancashire next week when all training has been done, feel free to pm me if you want more info

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I’ve been working at various pop up testing centres for the last 3 weeks and we average 200 tests per centre each day, over the past week there’s been an increase in children getting tested some as a precaution and others with symptoms and sent home from school until they get their results back and the whole family being tested at the same time, it’s a simple procedure and extremely safe too. When I asked how long the sites will be operational the answer was how longs a piece of string!

Do you administer the test or do they administer themselves? I don’t know how the centres work....

We log everyone who wants testing then trained testers (usually nurses) do the test, it takes longer to clean down after each person than it does to do the actual test, data is sent with the completed tests on a daily basis, site deep cleaned each evening too and results are coming back in about 36 hours in East Lancashire and we’ve ranked up testing in the last month, from today doorstep tests will be offered in Blackburn for high risk areas and will be rolled out in East Lancashire next week when all training has been done, feel free to pm me if you want more info"

Thank you x

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By *ittleMissCali OP   Woman
over a year ago

all loved up


"I struggled to order a home test this week .... never had an issue before (I’m part of a study group and they ask me to test randomly as lockdown eases) I rarely order the home kit as live close to a test centre and the results are quicker x so cant comment on that

Yes sorry I shouldn’t have skim read . To be honest I think a home test would be less traumatic for a young child I know my boys would be easier to test at home. All my postals have been back within 48 hours of posting. I know schools are meant to be receiving a stock of tests to give to parents when sending children home due to suspected covid but unsurprisingly no tests have been received yet. "
at the centres I've been to you do it yourself in the car anyway. But get my results much quicker. Hence I use them x

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By *irty filthy milfWoman
over a year ago

somewhere only i know!


"I struggled to order a home test this week .... never had an issue before (I’m part of a study group and they ask me to test randomly as lockdown eases) I rarely order the home kit as live close to a test centre and the results are quicker x so cant comment on that

Yes sorry I shouldn’t have skim read . To be honest I think a home test would be less traumatic for a young child I know my boys would be easier to test at home. All my postals have been back within 48 hours of posting. I know schools are meant to be receiving a stock of tests to give to parents when sending children home due to suspected covid but unsurprisingly no tests have been received yet. at the centres I've been to you do it yourself in the car anyway. But get my results much quicker. Hence I use them x "

They have different labs that are being used, the pop up sites only test to see if you have it on the day, the sites that you book into check for antibodies too

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By *eddy and legsCouple
over a year ago

the wetlands


"Was listening to the news on the radio this morning and apparently they are worried about the possibly pressure the test centres will be under with the kids back at school.

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It's a slow news day, they have to make up something.

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