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alonlatenight •. Additional comment actions. Good news is that the cvs test is NOT the one that looks like a brain sample via the nostrils; you self admin and push swab as far as you can withstand and swirl in both nostrils. Will make your eyes water but will not mess with sinuses or throat.
For COVID store employees to get paid only as much as the non-COVID stores is pathetic, blind, and inappropriate, especially when we are putting our health and our family’s health at risk. Corporate clearly sees us as pawns to do all their frontline work for them while they collect the big checks. Pathetic.
If it's your first time, they'll walk you through the process from inside. Essentially, you get a long cotton swap stick it up your nostrils for 10 seconds while spinning it (hurts!). It'll take no more than 5 min. I've also done Walgreens testing which is less painful due to the fact that they don't make you stick it all way up.
CVS Covid testing paid ($139) vs free for traveling. Can someone confirm what the difference is between the $139 covid test for travel and the free one? For the free one, if you just select the "Are you seeking a test to prevent possible spread of COVID-19 for future travel or recreation?" question and answer the other questions "No", it still ...
They told me that many people had gotten prescribed Paxlovid via the same CVS telehealth method I used, based only on their positive COVID test. I mentioned that I had blood work demonstrating my anemia and that I would attest that I was anemic and to my COVID symptoms. The customer service rep said that this would likely not be necessary, and ...
So CVS introduced a new covid testing system for stores with a drive thru. Previously we would give the patient the kit, demonstrate how to take the test and then ask them to drop their sample into a little box that we kept outside. The samples would then be collected and tested by a third party agency. This way we had no exposure to their virus.
I messaged CVS on Twitter today and they responded quickly and shared the following number. I called that number, was told that my name and test would be fast tracked and shared w corporate, that I should hear back in 48-72 hours. So, that's something at least. 866-389-ASAP (2727)
Got tested last Tuesday, and I got my results by the weekend. I didn't get an email notification for it after I signed up. But it took 4ish days. I took the antibody test at a Labcorp inside a CVS two weeks ago and waited 5 days I believe before calling in to my GP to the get the results. I was negative.
I called 866-389-4747 (MinuteClinic) and texted "results mm-dd-yyyy" (where date is birthdate) to 888-444-5668. Both said results pending (call was robot). So I actually got my results around 6:58 pm today. I got my test done at the South Lancaster location in Oak Cliff. My store is 2 days in VA.
During Testing Have the bags made with all the stickers and put them into a bin organized by appointment order. When a car comes to the drive-thru pick up the phone and ask if they are here for pick-up or covid testing If they say testing grab your basket and then ask for their first and last name along with their date of birth