The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday authorized another rapid coronavirus test for home use, this one called Abbott BinaxNOW — the third such test to be authorized in recent weeks. And ...

The Abbott BinaxNOW, a rapid antigen test, identified 95 percent of people carrying high levels of the virus, researchers found.

The testing program will be based around the Abbott BinaxNOW rapid testing system, which was distributed to Massachusetts and other states under a contract with the federal government.

The remaining Abbott BinaxNOW COVID-19 Self Test kits that were given out free at CES are being donated to the Southern Nevada Health District for public distribution.

The BinaxNOW COVID-19 test is an FDA-authorized at-home testing kit for COVID-19 — but are the results accurate and safe? Read our review for more information.

By far the most widely available option is the Abbott BinaxNOW™ COVID-19 Ag Card Home Kit — an antigen test that detects proteins from the COVID-19 virus in nasal swabs, and can be taken at ...

COVID-19 at-home tests are hard to find and now Abbott's BinaxNOW kits cost more at Walmart and Kroger.

Abbott said the rapid BinaxNow home test will cost $25 and be sold through a telehealth provider, eMed, which will determine whether a person is eligible. Only people with COVID-19 symptoms can ...

The BinaxNOW Home Test kit is lightweight, about the size of a day planner and fits easily into a passenger's carry-on luggage, briefcase or purse.

The BinaxNOW test could be used as a first line of defense against COVID-19, identifying the infected quickly so they may isolate themselves from others, Abbott said.