The federal government is once again offering free COVID-19 tests to families nationwide. Families can order up to four free COVID-19 tests through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ...

The government is sending out free COVID tests again. Sign-up is quick and easy. Doctors recommend getting your tests for the just-in-case. This is the seventh round of distribution of free COVID ...

The government is distributing free COVID tests, and even if they appear expired, they're still valid due to FDA extensions. The government is distributing free COVID tests, and even if they ...

This is the time of year and we're all getting sick, which is why the Federal government is letting you order free COVID tests again. Here's how to do it. You go to COVID tests.gov and then I want ...

With the fall season here and winter approaching, the federal government is once again offering free COVID tests to help keep you healthy.To order, visit covidtests.gov, click “order free at-home ...

The federal government is now offering free COVID-19 test kits for every U.S. household. Each household is eligible to receive up to four free test kits that can be ordered online through ...

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Update: COVIDtests.gov is now accepting orders for free at-home COVID-19 test kits. As flu and cold season approaches, Americans are again being urged to remain vigilant about COVID-19. Now, ...

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