Global Feed Post Login
Replying to Avatar Erin Kissane

If you’re going to be indoors for a few days with people you really don’t want to infect, take a RAT every day or two for a week—or a PCR day-of hangout start—*while also sharply reducing your exposure* for at least a week. Then hang out.

If you take a test every day while also continuing to be out indoors with people taking no precautions, your new-exposure clock resets to zero every day, making your test results much less meaningful, bc again RATs don’t pop on day 1, or often even day 5.

->

Avatar
Erin Kissane 2y ago

Worth noting that it seems to be v possible to transmit the virus at lower viral load levels than a RAT detects, so they’re *okay* for single-moment-in-time but nowhere near a certainty. And definitely not predictive of where you’ll be in three or four days.

Reply to this note

Please Login to reply.

Discussion

No replies yet.