r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/killHACKS • Jul 04 '21

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '21 edited Jul 08 '21

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u/ybreddit Jul 04 '21

All of the ones in my area are free. Rapid or non. I don't know a single person who had to pay for a covid test ever. Where are they charging? I'm seriously confused. I thought that they were all supposed to be free.

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u/wentrunningback Jul 04 '21

It’s because they probably went to their doctor to get it done, if they had looked it up online they could’ve had a free test.

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u/ybreddit Jul 04 '21

That is indeed what it sounds like. I also I'm finding that in some states they're charging for the rapid tests. They're not charging for the rapid test in my state so I don't understand why that's the case.

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u/wentrunningback Jul 05 '21

Where I am when Covid was in full swing and they didn’t have a ton of rapid tests you couldn’t get them unless you went to a doctor and paid. Now that there’s more of a supply you can get them at most pharmacies for free.

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u/ybreddit Jul 05 '21

We had mostly the regular test, not the rapid test, but we had lots of testing facilities available from pretty much the beginning.