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I have googled and clicked on links ad nauseum. Very few companies allow use of any test. They want you to purchase their test, or designate a specific brand. Had a very poor customer service experience with On-point testing just asking about two tests in a box and can second test be used for proctoring. Did not get a warm fuzzy from them at all.

Good to know. I just received eight free tests from government to use with On-point testing and the date was august 13, 2022. Website said extended to November, 2022. Also wondered about whether the second test in the box could be used for proctoring. Sent email with no reply for a week. Found a customer service live chat on their website and spent two hours there. Started out at 16th in the queue. Rose slowly in the queue, then spent 32 minutes at number one in the queue. Here is the transcript of the chat: Chat started: 2022-06-28 04:44 PM UTC (04:44:51 PM) Customer Service: Hello! Let me know if you have any questions or you can call us directly at (800) 960-0553. P.S. I'm a live person not a bot 🙂 (04:45:07 PM) pkb: hello. I do have a question (04:48:09 PM) Customer Service: We apologize for keeping you waiting. Our operators are busy at the moment, please leave us a message with your email address and we'll get back to you shortly. (04:48:43 PM) pkb: email ***********.net (04:49:55 PM) pkb: a lot of at-home test boxes have two tests inside. What if the box has been previously opened? Must it be an unopened test box? (06:04:54 PM) pkb: i am still waiting (06:26:31 PM) *** OnPoint Testing Customer Support joined the chat *** (06:26:55 PM) OnPoint Testing Customer Support: Just make sure it is still in the plastic wrapped. (06:27:10 PM) pkb: thank you No "thank you for waiting. Sorry for the delay. How can I help you today?" Doesn't give me a warm fuzzy about the company. Reviews I have read about their brick and mortar testing sites are very poor overall.

What proctoring service do you use? Just received eight free tests from government the end of June and the expiration date on the tests was August, 2022. Extended to November, 2022.

For those of you who just received Emed covid tests - What is the expiration date on the box? I have read that the expiration date can be extended by three months. Need to save some for cruise in February, 2023.

For those of you who just received Emed covid tests - What is the expiration date on the box? I have read that the expiration date can be extended by three months. Need to save some for cruise in February, 2023.

I am referring to whatever smartphone is near the airtag when it is out in the big bad world, not the phone that is attempting to track it. Also, the phone that the airtag uses that is nearby - is there a notification on that phone?

I am seriously considering getting some of these airtags. Question: When the airtag picks up on a phone that is nearby - does it have to be an iphone, btw - and is there a notification on that phone that the airtag is using it?

I plan on sampling as much of the martini menu as I can. Hope I get some of the scrumptious looking ones pictured above.

I am intrigued. How does this work? I am familiar with the tv show.

Each proctoring business has its own requirements. Emed requires the Binax Now test you must purchase through them or Celebrity. This company has been the most reliable and consistent. However, I have read of tests ruled invalid because of broken box seals, liquid vials being empty, and no adhesive on the card that folds over the swab. And you can't open the box to verify the contents are intact. The company will replace the invalid test at no charge. Whatever testing company you decide to use, bring at least two tests per person with you. At over $25.00 per test, and eight in our group, I am leaning away from emed/celebrity testing. Onpoint-testing is also a much used vendor. Any USA test can be used. Just bring extras.

Checked out the first google page. About half of them required purchasing a specific test, usually from them. Some did not specify that a particular test was required, and nothing was in their FAQ about purchasing a specific test. I did notice that OnPoint-testing got the number one spot on the page.