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Not FDA approved, and even by their own documentation has a degree of error (The validation data for the kits we use at RootMD demonstrate a 95% sensitivity (tr
by miked85 7y ago
Not FDA approved, and even by their own documentation has a degree of error (The validation data for the kits we use at RootMD demonstrate a 95% sensitivity (true positive) and a 91% specificity (true negative) rate.), yet they state: "With your results in hand, you will be able to confidently put those around you at ease by helping them know with certainty that they can’t contract the coronavirus from you.
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- hprotagonist 7y agothey have an emergency use waiver. they’re also willing to state their detection metrics, which is a fact you should praise loudly from the rooftops. >90 on both precision and recall is a F1 score of ~93: well within ballpark of “pretty reliable!”