A really rapid, accurate covid test.

[mommysboy]

At last a really rapid test.  This is hopefully the key to restoring normality, and would be particularly useful at airports.  UK again.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9281337/Five-minute-coronavirus-test-UK-touted-game-changer-unlocking-live-events.html

[Patong2021]

Big on hype, but no actual detail. Please- Daily Mail, Wikipedia are like Hello, Pronto, Bunte when it comes to established facts.   Come back when this  next big thing has been actually tested in real world circumstances.

 

Also, no one seems to take into consideration impact of all of these test kits reagents, gloves, masks, syringes.

We keep  being told that we are facing climate crisis, environment crisis. Well, none of these items is  recyclable and these tests kits rely on  potent chemical reagents and plastics and more plastics.  The amount of environmental damage use of all these  test kits for daily activity like going to pub to eat greasy fried food and get drunk does not justify the environmental damage that will be done, or has the the big parades on global warming and pollution problem  lost popularity for these 18-30 year olds now that they must have alcohol in  bar?

[mommysboy]

13 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

Big on hype, but no actual detail. Please- Daily Mail, Wikipedia are like Hello, Pronto, Bunte when it comes to established facts.   Come back when this  next big thing has been actually tested in real world circumstances.

 

Also, no one seems to take into consideration impact of all of these test kits reagents, gloves, masks, syringes.

We keep  being told that we are facing climate crisis, environment crisis. Well, none of these items is  recyclable and these tests kits rely on  potent chemical reagents and plastics and more plastics.  The amount of environmental damage use of all these  test kits for daily activity like going to pub to eat greasy fried food and get drunk does not justify the environmental damage that will be done, or has the the big parades on global warming and pollution problem  lost popularity for these 18-30 year olds now that they must have alcohol in  bar?

 

As one expert noted there does seem to be a special kind of pessimism surrounding covid19.