With rapid COVID-19 tests from the government starting to arrive in the mail, it's crucial to know how to take care of those tests properly.
may be slightly different, they’re all meant to be kept within a specific range of temperatures, Garner said. In general, you should try to keep the tests between 35 and 86 degrees, he explained. “The box shouldn’t get outside of those temperatures — even temporarily,” he explained., you should try to bring them inside your home as quickly as possible rather than letting the delivery sit out in the sun.
You should avoid storing the tests in an area that isn't temperature-controlled, such as an unheated garage or basement. You also shouldn't keep your home COVID-19 tests in a part of your home that experiences changes in temperature, like in a bathroom cupboard that might get warm and humid when you take a steamy shower or on a kitchen counter that could be exposed to heat from an oven.
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