Are those tests hard to come by in the US? They sell those tests everywhere here where I am in Scandinavia in supermarkets and on gas stations. They are something like $5.
For most of the pandemic in the US it's been about that easy, but right now specifically it's very challenging to get tests because of the Omicron surge
Pharmacies near me have been sold out of the tests for weeks, and I would imagine it is similar situation throughout much of the United States.
No one wants to say this, but presumably the government purchasing 1 billion tests for this program reduced the retail supply a lot.
Very difficult from my experience. 39 drug stores within a 50 mile radius of me were sold out. Had to buy a 2 pack online for $49.
Very easy to get until recently. However, much of the public communication about testing focused on PCR test centers. It seems like demand for home antigen was driven by a combination of omicron and public awareness of these tests.
I'm told that they're quite hard to find and pricing is something like $50 for two.
Whoa. I bought two for $15 from Walmart several times. They've raised the price to $20 now. Usually $23 or so for a 2-pack at CVS.