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Home›Covid-19›You Can Order Another Round of Free COVID Tests Through the USPS.

You Can Order Another Round of Free COVID Tests Through the USPS.

By Matthew Lynch
February 2, 2024
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In response to the rising need for convenient access to COVID-19 testing, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has reinitiated its program to distribute free COVID-19 tests to households across the nation. This resurgence underlines the continued efforts of health authorities to keep tabs on infection rates and to ensure that everyone has the means to test for the virus as needed, especially amid concerns over new variants.

Here’s what you need to know about how to order your free tests:

Step-by-Step Guide to Order Your Free COVID Tests:

1. Visit the official COVID test ordering website provided by USPS.

2. Enter your residential address details; P.O. box addresses are also accepted.

3. Confirm your order and check out without any payment requirements.

What’s included?

Each household is eligible for a certain number of tests, which will be outlined on the USPS ordering page. Typically, this comes in a pack of four rapid antigen COVID-19 tests.

Delivery Information:

After placing an order, expect delivery within a specific number of business days—it’s swift and reliable, as it’s handled by USPS.

Who can order?

The provision is available to all residential households in the United States with a limit per household that is stipulated on the ordering website.

Important Points:

– Your personal information is kept confidential as part of the ordering process.

– The tests are completely free; no shipping fees or credit card information required.

– There is no need for insurance information when placing an order.

This outreach by USPS signifies a pivotal step in making health resources available at no cost, a move that aims not only to manage ongoing outbreaks but also to prepare for potential future spikes in cases. By offering easily accessible testing, the mission is clear: ensuring public safety and maintaining control over the spread of COVID-19.

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