Covid test conundrum

[davesgirl51]

On 7/14/2022 at 7:07 PM, Warm-Water Diver said:

Haven't really paid attention to the current testing requirement for NCL but just booked our next 7 day cruise for this coming January.

 

I ordered the free covid tests provided by the US government this week. Are those tests valid to board?

Only if you are monitored by a valid 3rd party. Website has info.

[victory2020]

I have used Totaltesingsolutions proctored service with my free tests. $20 covered by insurance(or it was in May)

[gatorchinsky]

After reading others talk about OnPoint we will probably use them for our upcoming September cruise.  I do have a question about using the free tests you get from the government.  Do they ask about the expiration date?  Ours will be technically expired a month before we will take the tests but I thought I read somewhere that they are still good 3 months past expiration date.  Anyone know if this is true?

[racingraysswimmom]

2 hours ago, gatorchinsky said:

After reading others talk about OnPoint we will probably use them for our upcoming September cruise.  I do have a question about using the free tests you get from the government.  Do they ask about the expiration date?  Ours will be technically expired a month before we will take the tests but I thought I read somewhere that they are still good 3 months past expiration date.  Anyone know if this is true?

Please open attachment for extension dates on the iHealth tests issued from the government.

iHealth COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Test (6-to-9-month extension).pdf