Yes if cost is not substantial then we can opt to have an antigen test instead hopefully less false positive compared to rapid testing we have yet to find out as we are just beginning to take the antigen test.
One thing I noticed also with rapid testing since we have been doing this last june is that most people who have previous IGM and IGG positive also tested positive again in both cases makes me think that some people are more vulnerable or have higher chances to get positive rapid but still negative when tested in pcr.
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