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Science Times - COVID-19 Home Test: Manufacturers Claim Their Kits Are Used in Water, Other Liquids Incorrectly, Resulting in Inaccurate ‘False-Positive’ Results

COVID-19 Home Test: Kits Used in Water, Other Liquids Incorrectly Lead to Inaccurate ‘False-Positive’ Results

Medicine & Technology Jan 05, 2022

Abbott recently said their COVID-19 tests are not being used as intended, and that, other liquids comprise chemical properties that can lead to chemical reactions on the test strip, leading to inaccurate results.

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COVID-19 Home Test: Kits Used in Water, Other Liquids Incorrectly Lead to Inaccurate ‘False-Positive’ Results

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