Current delivery is estimated 3-7 business days from the date of purchase depending on your location (for products that are In Stock).
Once an order has been placed we are not able to provide refunds.
You will receive 3 emails:
1) Order confirmation (from us)
2) Tracking number (form our courier)
3) Shipping confirmation (from us)
Now that the weather is getting colder, keeping COVID-19 test kits in cars, mailboxes or other locations exposed to the cold temperatures is not recommended. They cannot be frozen.
As the weather gets colder in Canada, we understand some customers may be concerned about the sub-zero temperatures during the shipment of Rapid Test Kits.
Transport temperatures dipping below 0°C for short durations of time will not have an adverse effect on the test, or the buffer liquid.
BTNX Inc. (the manufacturer) has stated that should the buffer liquid in your test kit freeze during transportation, it won’t cause any issues, so long as the test components are brought up to room temperature again.
Recommendation: It’s extremely important to bring the tests to room temperature before adding the sample into the test, as low ambient temperatures when conducting the test may cause false results. We recommend letting the test kit contents sit out for 4-6 hours before use.
You can use BTNX Rapid Response tests, SD BioSensor Standard Q Nasal Ag Tests and Abbott PanBio tests with our Telehealth Travel Supervision Nurses
Yes you can, As long as you have a reliable Internet connection.
US Department of Homeland Security website: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2021/10/29/fact-sheet-guidance-travelers-enter-us-land-ports-entry-and-ferry-terminals
The EcoTest RSV-Flu-Adenovirus combination Rapid Antigen Test Kits come in a box of 20 kits
The EcoTest RSV-FLU-Adenovirus combination test , is a Health Canada authorized FLU and RSV testing device.
For a full list of authorized testing devices, please visit the Health Canada website.
Yes. Like all medical devices, the EcoTest Flu-RSV-Adenovirus Rapid Antigen Testing device has an expiration date listed on the outside of the kit box as well as the cassette testing device package. This expiration date is approximately two years from the manufacturing date.
Rapid Tests are used as a diagnostic tool whereby individuals are tested to detect if they have Flu, RSV or Adenovirus. These tests are most effective when you are infectious with symptoms such as fever.
The COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Test Kits come in two box sizes: 5 Kits or 25 Kits
The Rapid Response COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Test Device, manufactured by BTNX Inc., is a Health Canada authorized COVID-19 testing device.
For a full list of authorized testing devices, please visit the Health Canada website.
Yes. Like all medical devices, the Rapid Response COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Testing device has an expiration date listed on the outside of the kit box as well as the cassette testing device package. This expiration date is approximately two years from the manufacturing date.
No not by yourself, you need to have a telehealth professional who must confirm your identity, observe the sample collection and testing procedures, confirm the test result, and issue a written report as per the CDC order issued December 6, 2021.
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The BTNX nasal swabs are sterilized using ethylene oxide. This process is completely safe for the user and has been used for decades on medical equipment. The sterilization process follows ISO 11135 (Sterilization of health-care products) and ISO 10993 (Biological evaluation of medical devices). Additionally, all nasal swabs have passed testing for both toxicology and biocompatibility.
Rapid Tests are used as a serial screening tool whereby individuals test themselves 2 or 3 times a week to detect if they are an asymptomatic carrier of COVID-19. These tests are most effective when you are infectious and are one more layer of peace of mind and safety. Rapid antigen testing devices should only be used for screening purposes. Nucleic acid-based testing, also called molecular testing or PCR, is the gold standard to diagnose active COVID-19 infection in patients with symptoms. For more information about self-testing and antigen testing devices, please visit the Health Canada website here.