Where can I buy an at-home coronavirus test and how much does one cost?

As coronavirus testing has ramped up across the country, some companies have made it possible for the average American to adminster a test from the comfort of their own home.

At home tests are approved by the Food and Drug Administration and are performed either by nasal swab or saliva collection.

Below are some of the companies who offer at-home coronavirus tests and how much each one costs:

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Pixel by LabCorp

Pixel by LabCorp offers an at-home coronavirus test kit for $119, but those who are eligible may be able to get it at no upfront cost either through their insurance plan or through funding from the federal government.

To order a test kit, customers are asked to take an online survey which will ask you questions on symptoms you are feeling related to COVID-19. The test requires a physician's order and will be mailed overnight to you through FedEx.

The test kit includes a nasal swab to administer the test, a test tube to put your sample in, and packaging to send your sample to the lab. Results for this test are typically available online in 1-2 days after your sample has been received by the lab, but this can vary based on demand.

The Pixel by LabCorp test is available in 46 states, excluding New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Rhode Island due to FDA restrictions.

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Everlywell

Everlywell offers an at-home coronavirus test kit for $109 to those who are 18 years or older. The cost of an Everlywell test kit may be covered by participating plans that include a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) or you can send your receipt to your insurance company to be reimbursed. Test kits are limited to 1 test per household.

To order a test kit, customers will be asked to take a screening questionnaire for based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The test will be mailed to you in 3-5 business days.

The test kit includes a nasal swab to administer the test, a test tube to put your sample in, an ID sticker to attach to your sample and packaging to send your sample to the lab. Your test must be shipped to the lab on the same day you receive it and your kit must be registered online before mailing it to the lab. Results are available online within 1-2 business days of the lab receiving your sample.

Everlywell's test is available in 46 states, excluding New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Rhode Island due to FDA restrictions.

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Vault

Vault offers an at-home, saliva-based test kit for $150 that can be ordered online. Vault tests may be covered by participating FSA or HSA plans or you can send your receipt to your insurance company to be reimbursed.