Found out the answer. One of the daughters ordered them under my name without telling me.

And I figured it was some kind of a conspiracy!

I was going to mention that shovelhead mentioned "Siemens" in his first post, but I realized that was improper of me.

OK, at 61, I'm still in 8th grade.

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Originally posted by shovelhead:
Found out the answer. One of the daughters ordered them under my name without telling me.

And I figured it was some kind of a conspiracy!

So was she screwing with you or did she really want them?

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
List if for $100 on eBay. Some schmuck will buy it.

If you are covered by traditional Medicare, you can get a pack of 8 antigen test kits from your pharmacy, for free.

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Originally posted by Paten:

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Originally posted by shovelhead:
Found out the answer. One of the daughters ordered them under my name without telling me.

And I figured it was some kind of a conspiracy!

So was she screwing with you or did she really want them?

She does home and office visits yet her agency does not supply tests.

I realize the mystery of shovelhead's test kits has been solved, but I'll add this to the discussion.

When I shipped a package over the weekend I noticed this notification on my USPS receipt for, you guessed it... free test kits.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Modern Day Savage:
I realize the mystery of shovelhead's test kits has been solved, but I'll add this to the discussion.

When I shipped a package over the weekend I noticed this notification on my USPS receipt for, you guessed it... free test kits.

Somebody oughta tell the USPS, here is right off the CDC site now:

Ordering through the free at-home test program was suspended on Friday, September 2 because Congress hasn’t provided additional funding to replenish the nation’s stockpile of tests.

Obviously they communicate real good!

why anyone would stick that chicom crap up their nose is a mystery to me.

I would stomp them and in the trash they go.