To determine whether your COVID test is still usable, you can check the at-home COVID-19 tests listed on the FDA's website to see which brands have had their shelf lives extended.

Once again, the U.S. government is offering free COVID tests to every American households, starting Monday. Some may appear to be expired. Are they?

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Many folks have COVID tests at home, whether from the government, from loved ones or from the local pharmacy, but do these at-home tests still detect the latest COVID variants?

Do at-home COVID-19 tests really expire? According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, all at-home COVID-19 diagnostic tests come with an expiration date printed on the box or packaging.

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The LA County Home Test Collection program is offering free, at-home COVID nasal swab test kit via mail to all LA county residents who have COVID-19 symptoms or think they were exposed.

The spokesperson added: “Wash your hands regularly with soap and water to keep them clean and follow good respiratory hygiene ...

What do COVID-19 test expiration dates mean? The expiration date listed on your box of COVID-19 tests is the last day the test is expected to perform effectively.

Do at-home COVID-19 tests really expire? According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, all at-home COVID-19 diagnostic tests come with an expiration date printed on the box or packaging.