Banpio rapid coronavirus test

A self-test that detects the presence of active COVID-19 infection or what is known as the coronavirus, with detailed step-by-step instructions. It is a simple test process using a nasal swab that goes 2 cm deep into the nose. The results appear within 15 minutes; without the need to wait for a healthcare provider, and there are no age restrictions: children under 14 years old should receive assistance from an adult. Its effectiveness is clinically proven for individuals with symptoms and those without. Method of use: Prepare the materials Fill the tube Take the nasal swab Collect the sample Squeeze the tube (A), break the swab stick (B), place the blue cap on the tube (C) Add 5 drops Wait 15 minutes then read the result Frequently Asked Questions about BanBio COVID-19 Antigen Test What is the antigen? Antigens are proteins that form part of the COVID-19 virus. If the test detects antigens in your nasal sample, it means active COVID-19 virus is present in your body. How accurate is the test? Clinical evaluations conducted by healthcare professionals have shown that the BanBio self-test for COVID-19 antigens correctly detects 98.1% of positive samples and 99.8% of negative samples. Can this test be used on children? There are no age restrictions for users of the test. However, children under 14 years old should receive assistance from an adult. What does a positive result mean? A positive test result means that proteins of the virus causing COVID-19 have been found in your nasal swab sample. You will likely need to self-isolate at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please follow local social distancing guidelines to reduce virus transmission and contact your doctor or healthcare department immediately. What does a negative result mean? A negative test result means it is unlikely that you are infected with COVID-19 at the time of testing. The test did not detect any antigens in your nasal sample. If symptoms persist, you should repeat the test after one to two days, as the coronavirus may not be detectable in the early stages of infection. We also advise you to continue following local self-isolation guidelines and consult your doctor.