Sigh... I wrote: "Not assurances of how accurate it might be..." Yet, that's exactly what you responded with... Once again, what is the false positive rate?

Sigh... I wrote: "Not assurances of how accurate it might be..." Yet, that's exactly what you responded with... Once again, what is the false positive rate? If you don't know, so be it. But, if its 5% or so (like many similar viral tests), you may wish to give some thought as to what you are going to do with the tens of thousands of healthy 'false positives' your proposed surveillance testing will uncover.