A Look At The Day 2 Testing Process
When the Covid-19 pandemic struck the world
and travel restrictions were introduced by countries all over the world, there
are a number of tests people had to do in order to gain entry into the UK. One
of them is the day 2 test. On this article, we look at what the day 2 testing
system involves, and where you can find the cheapest kits.
So, how do you do a day 2 lateral flow test? If
you are fully vaccinated and travelling to England from a non-red list country,
you are supposed to book and pay for a Covid-19 in advance of flying. This is
because you will be required to put your booking reference on your Passenger
Locator Form.
You are supposed to book to have the rapid antigen test done
on or before the end of day 2. Day 0 is the day you land in the United Kingdom,
meaning that you are well within the rules to get tested when you land at the
airport. Most airports have testing centres. Even though they tend to be more
expensive compared to doing your own test at home, they could save you time and
hassle.
You can choose a PCR test
if you prefer, but a negative result on an antigen test is now fine too. Just
make sure that it is from a UK government-approved private provider. Keep in
mind that the free NHS lateral flow tests that UK residents have been routinely
ordering to check if they have COVID-19 cannot be used for this purpose.
A photo of the completed lateral flow test as
well as your unique booking reference must then be uploaded for the testing
company to see. If you forget to do this, it could result in a £1,000 (€1,181)
fine.
For more information on the day 2 testing
process, visit our website at https://www.harleymedic.co.uk/.
Want more additional info, you can also check out https://officialrapidtests.com/.
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