Everything You Need to Know About Antibody Testing in London

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An antibody testing includes a blood test to identify if you’ve had coronavirus before or been vaccinated. Scientists use this information to expand their understanding of how the body reacts to the virus and its spread among people. The test detects your body’s response to the virus or vaccination but cannot tell you if you currently have Covid-19.

Antibody home test kit

About the Antibody Home Test Kit

An Antibody home test kit includes a ‘fingerpick’ blood test that checks the coronavirus antibodies. The test kit is sent to you via post. It comes with everything you require. Then, you take the test and post your sample back to get your results.

What the Antibody Test Signifies

An antibody test tells you if it’s likely you’ve had coronavirus before or been vaccinated.

An antibody test does not tell you:

  • If you’re protected from Covid-19.
  • If you can or cannot spread the virus to other people.

Why Take the Test

Taking the antibody test helps the healthcare provider and research scientists:

  • To understand more about who has had the virus and how it has spread.
  • To learn about the immunity to Covid-19 and the impact of new variants on how effective the vaccine is.

Register for a Test Kit

Once you’ve registered for an antibody home test kit from the leading brand – Claret Diagnostics, you will get your test results within 24-48 hours of visiting the clinic, in most cases the next afternoon. You also get email certificates with a clear result sent via a secure link emailed to you as soon as they are available.

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