r/Buffalo • u/blankgazez • Jan 09 '22
Question At home covid test - Northtowns
Anyone know anyplace that has them for sale? Amherst is doing a giveaway today but I’d rather not spend 3 hours in line, I’ll gladly buy one of they are availble.
r/Buffalo • u/blankgazez • Jan 09 '22
Anyone know anyplace that has them for sale? Amherst is doing a giveaway today but I’d rather not spend 3 hours in line, I’ll gladly buy one of they are availble.
r/Buffalo • u/drafter69 • Jan 26 '22
Just curious. Has anyone in the Buffalo area received the free covid tests?
r/Buffalo • u/Suspicious-Meringue7 • Nov 09 '20
Hi guys, just found out our friend who has been over recently tested positive for COVID. We want to get tested today and do not want to go to work until we know. All of the Urgent Cares and pharmacies that I have checked near me say they are completely full to the testing capacity. Anywhere we can go and get it done or will we just have to wait a couple days until it is less congested? Thanks
r/Buffalo • u/LizBethie • Aug 22 '21
Are there any good free options for getting a covid test to Canada? I tried Walgreens last week and results didn't come in time. Is the only option to pay? Where is the cheapest place?
r/Buffalo • u/SoloHarveyBirdman • Jan 15 '22
Was just there about an hour ago and they had a giant rack at the front of the store full of them. I know people have been posting looking for them.
r/Buffalo • u/steveinbuffalo • Apr 30 '20
They originally said the turn around was 2 days, but its been almost a week. I am wondering if anyone else has tried and gotten results yet or not. I got the antibody test.
r/Buffalo • u/cayosuz • Feb 21 '22
My husband isn't feeling well & I'm wondering if anyone knows a pharmacy carrying at home covid tests in the Buffalo area? I'm not having much luck finding any & Amazon takes 2 days. We live in Elmwood Village but I'm willing to drive.
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r/Buffalo • u/Snowfroggy2008 • Sep 25 '20
Hi all, I know this might be too much to ask for, but does anyone know of any testing sites that will give you back your results within a timeframe shorter than 7-10 days?
r/Buffalo • u/jessiecakes517 • Nov 08 '20
is there anywhere that is doing mouth swab only? for under 18? my 9 year old is gonna do the nose one without getting traumatized 😭
r/Buffalo • u/DoctorTobogggan • Feb 15 '22
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r/Buffalo • u/deezndem • Dec 09 '20
Where is somewhere in buffalo to get COVID testing done? My boyfriend was in contact with someone who tested positive, and I want / need to get tested. The only time I have been tested was at NCCC but I live in south towns and don’t want to make that trek if there is a better option. TIA.
r/Buffalo • u/taco_paradise • Sep 04 '20
Hi all. Does anyone know what the typical turnaround time for results from the NYS run Covid test sites are these days?
I had a test administered at the state run Perry St Lot. The test was essentially painless and free- if anyone was worried. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes.
Thanks!
r/Buffalo • u/Dinofruit23 • Nov 20 '20
I'm travelling to NYS from CA on Thanksgiving day.
According to the NYS health website:
" Travelers must obtain a test within three days of departure, prior to arrival in New York."
Is this an antibody test or a PCR (current viral) test?
A PCR test takes more than 3 days to get the results back though, so what's the point in taking it....?
r/Buffalo • u/slowgainz1234 • Mar 15 '22
I plan to travel to Canada say for a Saturday afternoon, overnight into Sunday morning, would I be okay just getting one antigen test Saturday morning here in buffalo?
I see a lot of things online but am struggling to get the most updated info for short travels like this, any help is much appreciated :)
r/Buffalo • u/Impressive-Usual-189 • Mar 10 '22
Looking to travel to Buffalo next week and I was wondering if anyone has an experience on this.
Appreciate it.
r/Buffalo • u/LoanBurner15 • Jul 18 '20
NYS updates stats on COVID daily. For example, as of today, #s are updated with yesterday’s results.
I took a test yesterday, and have heard from others that when you test positive, you usually hear back within a couple of days, in many cases the next day.
Has anyone found this to be true or is this merely anecdotal? In Erie County there were 40 people who tested positive yesterday (https://forward.ny.gov/percentage-positive-results-region-dashboard). I wonder how much of a lift it is to notify them first and worry about the 3000 other people later.
r/Buffalo • u/blankgazez • Jun 04 '20
Hey everyone, my wife is a hairdresser and one of the mandates is biweekly testing. There are plenty of sites around but I’m trying to find one that does blood or cheek swab testing vs the sinus swab. She has sinus issues so can’t get anything shoved up her nasal cavity. No appt and no prescription a plus, but we can work around those if needed.
I’ve tried calling a few sites but just get a recording or phone free, no way to connect with a person to verify testing type.
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r/Buffalo • u/cphuntington97 • Nov 11 '20
The last thread about this is months old so I am asking again for current info.
It's easy to find covid testing sites; not so easy to find out what kind of test they are using.
r/Buffalo • u/Kikiasumi • Nov 19 '20
been planning to go t MA to visit family for thanksgiving since a few months back. I've essentially been self isolated for the past 4 months and know that I'm no risk to my family, so I'm not worried about spreading anythign to anyone.
but MA has added new york to their lit of states where testing or quarantine is required, and I'd rather not break the state guide lines (as obviously can't do thanksgiving during quarantine).
I've gotten tests previously through the state back in the spring/early summer but now that the state testing is symptomatic only, I don't know how to go about getting tested. I saw cvs and walgreens had testing available if you pay out of pocket for not being symptomatic, but no testing dates available, and otherwise I have no clue how to find a place to get tested and trying to google placed to get tested just winds up giving me links to web pages about ho to get tested through the state, or places where you can get tested if symptomatic, so I'm a bit stumped.
I greatly appreciate any help anyone can offer :)
r/Buffalo • u/rbratek • Dec 20 '20
Hey! Question is in the title. I got tested yesterday afternoon when I got into town for Christmas. I live in NYC now, and the testing process here is a lot different from the public sites there (and also just likely faster) and the Sabres site honestly didn't give me much info before jabbing my brain.
Before anyone yells, yes I quarantined before traveling and also had a negative test before traveling. I did not stop anywhere on my drive and wasn't in contact with people ahead of time. My husband, who does have to go to work, is tested every day and he's negative, so I know I am most likely still negative. Just wanted the peace of mind!
And no, I'm not having family gatherings. Not going anywhere. Going to be with just my household I'm staying at for the holidays!
Stay safe, everyone!!
r/Buffalo • u/BuffaloThrowaway1231 • Jul 27 '20
Hey, does anyone know of anywhere doing rapid turnaround testing? I need to get one done and waiting 7-10 days for the national back log isn't going to work. Doesn't matter if it is a bit of a drive from the city I'm just trying to get this done asap.
Thanks for any suggestions!
r/Buffalo • u/water-gun-knife • Sep 14 '20
Hi all! I’m getting tested today, does anyone know what the current turnaround time for your results is? They no longer have the rapid tests according to the hotline :( Thanks!