The WELLlife Flu A&B Home Test is the first FDA-authorized at-home test for Influenza A and B, allowing individuals to test for the flu conveniently without a clinic or lab visit.
How long is the shelf life of the WELLlife Flu A&B Home Test?
The shelf life has been extended from 8 to 10 months. The expiration date printed on the package reflects the original date but remains valid under the extended period.
How do I verify the expiration date of my test kit?
You can check the product detail page for the latest updated expiration list or scan the QR code on the box to verify the valid date based on your batch number.
How quickly can I get results from the test?
You can get fast results in just 10 minutes after performing the test.
Is the testing process complicated?
No, the process is simple and familiar, similar to widely used COVID self-tests: you just swab the nostrils and place the sample in the provided testing device.
Is the test clinically validated?
Yes, the WELLlife Flu A&B Home Test is backed by clinical validation, ensuring trusted accuracy and reliable results.
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Product Details
The WELLlife Flu A&B Home Test is the first FDA-authorized at-home test for Influenza A and B, providing a reliable way to assess your health without needing a clinic visit. With an extended shelf life of 10 months, you can keep this test kit on hand for flu season and beyond. The testing process is straightforward and quick, delivering results in just 10 minutes. Simply swab your nostrils, mix the sample with the provided solution, and read your results. This test is designed to be user-friendly, similar to COVID self-tests, ensuring ease of use for everyone.
FDA-authorized for at-home use
Results in just 10 minutes
Non-invasive testing method
Extended shelf life of 10 months
Pros & Cons
Pros
FDA-authorized for at-home use
Fast results in 10 minutes
User-friendly testing process
Extended shelf life of 10 months
Cons
Limited to testing for Influenza A and B only
Requires a swab sample which may be uncomfortable for some
