Dept of Medical Sciences warns against antibody testing kits

[Thaiger]

The National Department of Medical Sciences is speaking out against a growing trend of people trying to self-test regarding Covid-19. They are warning people against using home antibody testing kits in order to test the effectiveness of the Covid-19 vaccine after they have received their inoculations. The Department warns that not only could test results be inaccurate, but a misunderstanding of the information provided in test results and how to interpret those results could lead to confusion and complication. The director-general of the department explains that an antibody testing kit that you can buy right now in Thailand can test […]

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[AussieBob]

The word is banned on this forum, but there is a word that describes people who would sell these at home kits(and other such rubbish) to people who are scared.  1 step below those that sell drugs I reckon. 

[bushav8r]

What is this word?

[AlexPTY]

I agree, people cannot even read results on pregnancy tests 

[TobyAndrews]

5 hours ago, bushav8r said:

What is this word?

It's a SECRET word, but it is in the dictionary.

[TobyAndrews]

Of course the medics do not want an alternative testing method.

I think the hospitals are filling beds by false reports on tests. They do not want another test available that states there is nothing wrong.

Why is a second opinion wrong? It might be in Thailand where it is cheaper, or reveals wrongful diagnosis.

[AdvocatusDiaboli]

Least these home test kits are not like the Chinese test where you have to bend over. They did report that test gave the most accurate results.