That sounds way high, even when the antigen tests were new, if the 'true' condition is considered PCR-positivity. Rapid antigens miss tons of PCR-positives, bu

That sounds way high, even when the antigen tests were new, if the 'true' condition is considered PCR-positivity. Rapid antigens miss tons of PCR-positives, but that's not as bad as it sounds because plenty of those PCR positives are unlikely to be very infectious, if at all. Also, I've seen reports that antigen test false-negative rates have been rising, modestly, with newer variants.