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What is a Self-Test or At-Home Test? Self-tests for COVID-19 give rapid results and can be taken anywhere. Self-tests detect current infection and are sometimes also called “home tests,” “at-home tests,” or “over-the-counter (OTC) tests.” They give you results in 10-15 minutes and are usually antigen tests. These are different from laboratory-based PCR tests or self-collected samples that are sent to a laboratory; these may take days to return your result. Although self-tests are usually faster, they are not as good at detecting the virus as PCR tests, meaning you might get a false negative result. FDA recommends people who get an initial negative result on an antigen test, take at least one more test 48 hours later. Take a third test, 48 hours after the second, if the second test was negative and you don’t have symptoms. Self-tests are more likely to detect the virus if you have symptoms.