Am I the only one?

[Richtea2]

Hi,

I have always done lateral flow tests but never reported probably didn't think I had to.
Does anyone else do the these and not report it. I got my 7 day negative and forgot to report.

i don't report them

if i was positive i got a pcr

I've never thought to report them tbh.

Never reported one and don't know how.

Yes, I believe you are the only person not reporting negative tests

Seriously though of course you aren't, some will some won't.

I've always reported ours.

I always report them.

Nope, never reported.

Always reported ours as have to report the ones for school so do it all at the same time, everyone’s on one account with details pre-saved.

Millions aren't reporting them, this is known by the government, because only something like twenty percent of the tests they've given out have ever had results reported for them.

Don’t worry about it, it will make no difference. I don’t think I know anyone that’s reporting the results.

I work at a junior school and we have to test every couple of days and report our results both directly to the school and on the nhs site.

I've very reluctantly reported them to attend an event, but otherwise no. Why would I?

Nope you're not the only one.

Am interested by those who say it's never occurred to them. You must have the read the test kit instructions at some point - the prices is supposed to include reporting them?

Having said that, I gave up reporting negatives six months ago! Apart from my DS's recent day 6/7 negatives: I ensured that I logged those, cos it made them "official". No text back confirming he was released from isolation though, which I thought was a bit disappointing!

Never have but they have always been negative. I would report a positive. Especially now we don't do PCR tests

Am interested by those who say it's never occurred to them. You must have the read the test kit instructions at some point - the prices is supposed to include reporting them?

Not fully, no. I skimmed the instructions enough to be able to carry out the test correctly.
I was told by someone giving out a pack that I was supposed to report them and she was horrified that I hadn't seen the announcements about it on the telly. So I guess I was aware, but I felt the questions asked to be able to report tests for attending events were overly intrusive, so kept my reporting to just that handful of times.

I don't always report negative tests any more. We're constantly doing them and I got pissed off by how long it was taking, how often the website crashed and the annoying email they sent me afterwards - yes, I do know the lat flow was negative given that I did it myself.... I couldn't see the point. I would report a positive of course.

I've reported most of the ones I've done for visiting my mum as there is an ID number linked to her care home . I've never reported any I've done for meeting other friends or family .