Amazon launches £35 PCR travel test to make testing “affordable”

Amazon PCR testing kit
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// Amazon is aiming to undercut the extortionate PCR test market by releasing its own travel test, alongside a general testing kit meant for domestic use.
// The kit, which comes in at £34.99, is one of the cheapest options on the market and has been manufactured in Amazon’s in-house laboratory, which has been used to test frontline workers and Amazon workers for months.

The news will come pleasantly to UK holidaymakers who may be wishing to travel for Christmas as PCR costs have hit UK consumers hard in the wallets.

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Amazon launches £35 PCR travel test to make testing “affordable”

Amazon PCR testing kit
// Amazon is aiming to undercut the extortionate PCR test market by releasing its own travel test, alongside a general testing kit meant for domestic use.
// The kit, which comes in at £34.99, is one of the cheapest options on the market and has been manufactured in Amazon’s in-house laboratory, which has been used to test frontline workers and Amazon workers for months.

The news will come pleasantly to UK holidaymakers who may be wishing to travel for Christmas as PCR costs have hit UK consumers hard in the wallets.

Read the full story here. 

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