Stressing now ...Which test to use 3 days before departure

[juless77]

Spoke about this loads now and I am going to have to order this afternoon my antigen tests to fly out who do you recommend...I've heard good about quered breath assured and boots help me decide please ..plus there is a few on there sites that im not sure which test to pick

[Scotsmomma2]

We've gone for Express Test Julie,not Manchester now,getting done in Edinburgh.

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

We used Randox walk in at T2. Tested Thursday pm for the Sunday flight. Our results came an hour apart but everything else worked fine.

[disney20042012]

If I needed the tests I was going to book an onsite appointment at Lloyds Pharmacy.

[spenners]

I have been in the same position as you but I bit the bullet and have booked our tests at the drive through Randox site at Manchester Airport. I had originally booked tests at LLoyds Pharmacy but after all the bad reports I cancelled them. We got a family discount, through the Manchester Airport website, and this brought the cost Ł124.40 for four tests. We actually fly from Heathrow Airport but I didn’t want to wait till the day before we fly to be tested plus we are having the tests on the 26/12/2021 and a lot of the pharmacies are closed. I also wanted someone to perform the test rather than us do it over video.

[tinkerella123]

If you go with boots they do a retest if for some reason your test didn’t work.

[tinkerella123]

Originally Posted by disney20042012

If I needed the tests I was going to book an onsite appointment at Lloyds Pharmacy.

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Make sure to ring the pharmacy as not all of them are doing antigen test even though they’re website allows you to book.

[loldis]

I'm using ExpressTest walk in at Gatwick as I wanted an in person one, I know several Dibbers have used these without issue. Otherwise I would have booked Breathe Assured for a video test, again because Dibbers have had no issues.

[mick]

We used Randox at EMA. Only a 40 minute drive up the M1 and we 'd rather that they collected and tested instead of us sticking a swab and a camera up our nostrils. They were Antigen LFT tests.

Very large set up but very efficient. 5 minutes to do the check in and identity stuff and 30 seconds for the test. They gave us a sheet with a QR code and sample reference number on it.

Drove off to service station a couple of miles away to complete the forms. Tests at 1.00pm, forms completed at 1.15pm, negative results pinged on email by 1.30pm. We hung around and celebrated with a Greggs sausage roll as they will re-test free immediately if invalid test so we didn't want to set off home until we heard.

We also ordered the 2 day UK return test from them as you need a reference number for the PLF.

Mick

[aprilshack]

Originally Posted by juless77

Spoke about this loads now and I am going to have to order this afternoon my antigen tests to fly out who do you recommend...I've heard good about quered breath assured and boots help me decide please ..plus there is a few on there sites that im not sure which test to pick

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If you are Nearish an airport, get it done there. Near a Boots that does it? Do it there. Failing that book Breathe Assured.