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It turns out, you can really get everything on Costco.
The wholesale retailer is now selling coronavirus test kits at home on its website.
Saliva PCR tests are administered by the telemedicine platform Azova and, according to product descriptions, cost 9 9129.99 for a test kit or વિડિઓ 139.99 with “video inspection”.
People who buy a test kit for 129.99 are more likely to get results within 24-72 hours of receiving the lab kit. Those who buy a more expensive test can expect their results within 24-28 hours of the kit arriving at the lab.
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According to the Azova website, the PCR test is a type of “molecular diagnostic test” that is “more sensitive than most antigen tests.”
On the Costco website, PCR tests are described as “the gold standard test method with the most accurate sensitivity and specificity currently on the market.”
And unlike many other coronavirus tests, the Azova saliva test does not contain a “painful nasal swab,” the product description says.
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According to the product pages, the tests are FSA eligible and have been authorized by the FDA under the Emergency Use Act.
Shoppers by Costco in Idoho, Idoho, during its opening day on Friday, August 14, 2020.
The descriptions say that the tests are “very accurate, with a sensitivity of accurate %% (i.e. positive %% positive tests are true), and mean 99% specificity (i.e. negative 99% negative tests are true). ), Describes the description.
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Costco includes a video explaining how saliva tests are taken on product pages.
Once someone buys a test kit from Costco, they have to fill out a health assessment and register with Azova for a lab order, the company says on its website.
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The tests are only available for purchase online at Costco – although they are not available in Pennsylvania, Nevada or Maryland, the website said.
According to NBC San Diego, Costco customers learned that the test kit was being sold after the company featured the products in an email on Friday.
| Ticker | Security | The last | Change | Change% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Costs | COSTCO FULL CORPORATION | 374.60 | -1.15 | -0.31% |
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