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Having seen how it's done via plenty of news reports, having a swap stuck up the back of my nose certainly looks plenty invasive, not to mention potentially pai
by paranoidrobot 6y ago
Having seen how it's done via plenty of news reports, having a swap stuck up the back of my nose certainly looks plenty invasive, not to mention potentially painful.
I can certainly imagine someone who's asymptomatic and is more nervous about it being disinclined to voluntarily undergo testing.
If it were a finger-tip prick or cheek-swap it'd probably have a lot more acceptance.
- jjgreen 6y agoThis is true, very few would object to a finger-prick, and there was talk of a "spit test" a few weeks back; that would push testing rates to close to 100%