RushNet Inc (RSHN)

[JoseyWales88]

No, this isn't at home testing. It's at home specimen collection

You have to send the collection to their lab. So instead of going to a lab and letting insurance bill you, now you have to buy the kit (through Amazon) and send a parcel through whatever service accept specimens (FedEx, UPS) costing you more. And because you're not a laboratory with collection protocol under the supervision of health professionals how many times do you imagine there will be errors that result in needing additional specimens being sent?

The fact that you don't know the difference between at home testing and at home specimen collection is probably the reason you think this is a fantastic idea.