> An at home test is better than nothing. Is it? If there's a significant false negative rate, that will mislead people who may otherwise isolate/quarantine b

> An at home test is better than nothing. Is it? If there's a significant false negative rate, that will mislead people who may otherwise isolate/quarantine based on symptoms. If I feel kinda sick but test negative and need milk, I'm probably going to the store. Same with taking flight that I can't afford to reschedule, or a Dr. office visit, etc etc.