Are COVID-19 self-tests reliable?

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Are COVID-19 self-tests reliable?

Positive results from self-tests are highly reliable. Negative results from self-tests do not rule out SARS-CoV-2 infection. A negative self-test result may not be reliable, especially if you have symptoms associated with COVID-19.

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