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COVID-19 Test Kits are: SOLD OUT!!
We regret to inform you that due to overwhelming demand and limited supply, we can no longer support any new orders. We will continue to support and ship kits to those customers who have already signed up. We appreciate you looking to Command Sourcing for solutions and hope we can serve you in other ways. Be Safe! Be sure to check out our UPCOMING Digital COVID-19 Testing: |
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Facts:
Testing Process Steps:
*Disclaimer: Currently, Livingston Med Lab turn around time for testing is estimated at 96-hours from receipt of sample, the Coronavirus Relief Bill is sponsoring the costs for conducted tests, and this service is a first come first serve program. Please refer to CDC guidelines for who should be tested and how to protect yourself and staff and limit the spread of the Coronavirus at www.cdc.gov. It is important to keep in mind that this is a new program and as the process evolves, demand for testing increases and capacities are stretched, test kits availability and response time may change. We ask that as Americans, we remain flexible and understanding that conditions are ever changing and this program will adjust to those changes as needed to ensure the highest quality of service.
- This is first come first serve program. Resources are limited. Delays may occur.
- We suggest you use CDC guidelines but Test Kit use is up to your Facility/Agency's discretion. May be used for inmates, staff, personnel or others.
- Livingston Med Lab and the qPCR nasal swab COVID-19 test are both FDA approved.
- Having these tests on hand eliminates risks such as transporting infected inmates to the hospital for testing and risking further spread to other personnel.
- Cost for the testing is FREE* through the Coronavirus Relief Bill. This is a savings of $253 per test!
- Cost of 100 pack (including overnight shipping) of test kits is $1299. Kits now available to ship in 14-24 days.
- Anticipated results posted on ‘Results Portal’ currently estimating 96-hours from received sample. This could extend and be delayed as testing demand/volumes increase*
- When returning test sample via pre-paid overnight shipping, they need to be shipped back in minimum batches of 10 samples at a time. Instructions included with the test kits. They should be kept at 78 degrees or less. Shipping temperatures are uncontrolled so it is suggested to include an ice-pack in your shipment next to the samples to assist in maintaining the correct temperature of the sample.
- Test kit made in USA
Testing Process Steps:
- Download, fill-out and email ‘New Client Onboarding’ registration form to [email protected] (This will register your facility as a user and enable you to log into the results portal when tests have been processed.) Please fill out this form completely including the physician(s) signature(s), portal access and signing the release form, to avoid delays on your application.
- Upon receipt of your Onboarding form we will call you to process your kit order payment. Provide the direct phone number to the ordering individual at your facility on the onboarding form. (Kits are expected to ship in 14-24 days.)
- When kits are delivered, administer nasal swab tests as needed with your qualified personnel.
- The kit once administered will last 72-hours unrefrigerated. So as soon as you take a sample, refrigerate it. Then when you go to ship back, include the ice pack with the shipment. (This will help keep the samples cool during transit. More detail will be included with instructions that came with the initial shipment.) Overnight administered tests and corresponding medical form back to the lab using one of the 10 pre-paid labels and packaging provided.
- Log-in to portal to review results currently estimating 96-hours from receipt of the sample*
*Disclaimer: Currently, Livingston Med Lab turn around time for testing is estimated at 96-hours from receipt of sample, the Coronavirus Relief Bill is sponsoring the costs for conducted tests, and this service is a first come first serve program. Please refer to CDC guidelines for who should be tested and how to protect yourself and staff and limit the spread of the Coronavirus at www.cdc.gov. It is important to keep in mind that this is a new program and as the process evolves, demand for testing increases and capacities are stretched, test kits availability and response time may change. We ask that as Americans, we remain flexible and understanding that conditions are ever changing and this program will adjust to those changes as needed to ensure the highest quality of service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: How to I order additional kits after my initial order?
Answer: Send email to [email protected] or click "Contact Us" button below.
Question: How do I get the latest information on Coronavirus protection resources for correctional and detention facilities?
Answer: Visit CDC website: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/correction-detention/index.html
Question: How long will the test sample last? (So you have time to ship back)
Answer: The kit once administered will last 72 hours unrefrigerated. So as soon as you take a sample, refrigerate it. Then when you go to ship back, include the ice pack with the shipment. This will help keep the samples cool during transit. More detail will be included with instructions that came with the initial shipment. Shelf life pre-test is 1-year.
Question: Is there a limit to the number of kits you can order per Agency?
Answer: Yes, 5 packs, (500) kits per order. This is so hoarding of kits does not occur.
Question: What forms of payment are accepted for the kits?
Answer: At this time, only credit card payments will be accepted for these kits.
Question: Does the Lab share these results with any Government Departments?
Answer: Yes. The data is shared with the CDC.
Question: How do I ship this back?
Answer: These should be shipped in minimum batches of 10 samples. They should be kept at 78 degrees or less. The kit once administered will last 72 hours unrefrigerated. So as soon as you take a sample, refrigerate it. Then when you go to ship back, include the ice pack with the shipment. This will help keep the samples cool during transit. More detail will be included with instructions that came with the initial shipment.
Shipping parameters and timeline details:
Question: Do you know the sensitivity and specificity of the test?
Answer: With a sensitivity of 93.7% and specificity of 99.9%, this highly accurate test can help limit the transmission of this deadly virus by identifying and isolating affected patients sooner, mobilizing appropriate public health resources, and avoiding delays associated with current testing.
Do you have another question? Click the "Contact Us" button below.
Question: How to I order additional kits after my initial order?
Answer: Send email to [email protected] or click "Contact Us" button below.
Question: How do I get the latest information on Coronavirus protection resources for correctional and detention facilities?
Answer: Visit CDC website: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/correction-detention/index.html
Question: How long will the test sample last? (So you have time to ship back)
Answer: The kit once administered will last 72 hours unrefrigerated. So as soon as you take a sample, refrigerate it. Then when you go to ship back, include the ice pack with the shipment. This will help keep the samples cool during transit. More detail will be included with instructions that came with the initial shipment. Shelf life pre-test is 1-year.
Question: Is there a limit to the number of kits you can order per Agency?
Answer: Yes, 5 packs, (500) kits per order. This is so hoarding of kits does not occur.
Question: What forms of payment are accepted for the kits?
Answer: At this time, only credit card payments will be accepted for these kits.
Question: Does the Lab share these results with any Government Departments?
Answer: Yes. The data is shared with the CDC.
Question: How do I ship this back?
Answer: These should be shipped in minimum batches of 10 samples. They should be kept at 78 degrees or less. The kit once administered will last 72 hours unrefrigerated. So as soon as you take a sample, refrigerate it. Then when you go to ship back, include the ice pack with the shipment. This will help keep the samples cool during transit. More detail will be included with instructions that came with the initial shipment.
Shipping parameters and timeline details:
- 10 overnight shipping labels along with bags with an insta-cold pack will be included on every order of 100 test kits.
- After sample is taken, refrigerate immediately.
- Sample needs to be shipped by the end of the 3th day of refrigeration.
- Ideally 10 samples or more need to be shipped at a time however do not let sample exceed 3 days refrigerated before it is shipped.
- After all 10 shipping labels are used, overnight shipping is the responsibility of the department or facility.
Question: Do you know the sensitivity and specificity of the test?
Answer: With a sensitivity of 93.7% and specificity of 99.9%, this highly accurate test can help limit the transmission of this deadly virus by identifying and isolating affected patients sooner, mobilizing appropriate public health resources, and avoiding delays associated with current testing.
Do you have another question? Click the "Contact Us" button below.
