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So, if you think you might have Covid, it will take 7-12 days of snail mail through USPS to get tested. What could possibly go wrong with that lag time? Such futility by the Feds. Pretty sad.
Actually you have to add the 1-3 day mail time to the 7-12 days to ship for a total of 8-15 days to receive the test.
False advertising for the government: “Starting on Jan. 19, the website COVIDTests.gov will provide tests at no cost, including no shipping fee, the White House announced Friday.”
These are tax-payer funded.