Is a laboratory-certified self test more reliable than a rapid test?
Yes. Many rapid tests are not reliable because your sample will not be examined by a laboratory. This increases the chance of a false positive/negative or inconclusive result. Oftentimes, additional laboratory tests are required after a rapid test to confirm the results. A laboratory test such as what Homed-IQ offers provides certainty about your test result.
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Are Homed-IQ test results reliable?
Homed-IQ only partners with ISO-certified laboratories in the EU. These laboratories also analyse test samples for hospitals, GPs, and governmental organizations. We adhere to strict quality guidelines ensuring accurate results. All Homed-IQ tests ...
What happens if I don't activate my test?
Activating your test is crucial to ensure that the laboratory can process your test results correctly. As Homed-IQ tests do not have customer names on them for privacy reasons, activating your test connects the test's barcode to your account. If you ...
Have Homed-IQ tests been reviewed by doctors?
Our medical team reviews all results and is available to answer any questions from our customers. Our self-sampling tests are scientifically validated and certified for home use. The tests have been validated by our lab to see if the results of ...
What are the benefits of using a Do-It-Yourself at Home Test Kit?
At-home lab testing is one of the most revolutionary advances in healthcare. With Homed-IQ's specially designed testing process, you can test whenever and wherever you want, in complete privacy. Through our partnerships with certified laboratories, ...
Where can I find my test code?
Our test kits include a personal test code card with a unique 12-digit code. Alternatively, you can find your test code on the barcode sticker on the test tube. Please note that tests containing two collection tubes will have barcode stickers that ...