There’s no question that rapid antigen (Ag) testing is limited right now due to high demand: stores are sold out, health departments are prioritizing based on need, and online orders are delayed. While this shows that the U.S. government did not adequately prepare for Omicron, it also shows that people are finally leveraging one of the most under-utilized tools of the pandemic.
Antigen tests and Omicron
There’s no question that rapid antigen (Ag) testing is limited right now due to high demand: stores are sold out, health departments are prioritizing based on need, and online orders are delayed. While this shows that the U.S. government did not adequately prepare for Omicron, it also shows that people are finally leveraging one of the most under-utilized tools of the pandemic.
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