Posts

Showing posts with the label COVID-19 PCR Test

Fit to Fly: Covid Test Shows You're Fit to Travel!

Image
The Fit-to-Fly certificate has become a prerequisite for international travel in these post-pandemic days. If you’re suffering from cabin fever and are ready to explore far-off places again with your airplane ticket booked and ready to go, now what should you do?   Many countries are now requiring foreigners to have a “Fit to Fly” PCR Test Certificate to show at airport check-in. Before you leave you need to take the PCR fit to fly test within 72 hours of departure. The Fit to Fly Certificate must state that your Covid-19 PCR Test was negative and that you’re fit to travel!   Anna Pharmacy has over 15 locations in South London that offer the Fit to Fly PCR Test in addition to other Covid-19 testing options.   What Is a PCR Test?     A PCR Test (Polymerase Chain Reaction) is an antigen test used to detect the presence of Coronavirus and identify whether or not someone has the virus very early on in their illness. The advantage of PCR tes...

5 Essential Questions About Covid-19 Medication Interactions You Need to Ask Your Pharmacist

Image
   Testing the public allowed the government to develop a solid plan to curb the spread of the virus. After the UK government closed its testing facilities when the cases significantly dropped, people started to rely on pharmacies to get their testing kits. For example, people in south London can get their kits for the covid 19 PCR tes t in Sutton. They may also order a rapid antigen test for faster results.  But because of the emergence of Covid-19 vaccines, more people have become more at ease living in the new normal. However, some questions are left unanswered regarding vaccines and other drug interactions. Here are some of the most critical questions you must ask your pharmacists to know more about its efficacy and how it can protect your further from the virus.   1. What are the COVID-19 Drug Interactions Guidelines?    There are man y undisclosed topics about the drug interactions between WHO-approved Covid-19 medicines and other medicatio...