Special Offer! Fit to Fly At-Home COVID-19 Testing Kit at Boots
These will be needed for anyone wonted to go abroad this year
Get an at-home COVID-19 test kit* delivered to your door for general testing or Fit to Fly
*If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms please stay at home, do not come into a Boots stores and follow the most up to date local government guidance. These tests are for asymptomatic testing only.
How it works
1
Order Online
Purchase your MyHealthChecked test online and we'll send it to your home or work. Delivery time is dependent on delivery options selected at checkout.
2
Activate and collect your sample
Activate your kit online at
www.myhealthchecked.com/activate-kit. Follow the enclosed Instructions for Use leaflet carefully and send your sample back the same day, ensuring you post it in a Royal Mail Priority Postbox.
3
Receive your results
Within 24-48 hours from lab receipt, you will receive an email with a link to view your results online at www.myhealthchecked.com and download a Fit to Fly certificate, if required for international travel.
You can click and collect from one of 2,200 Boots stores for £1.50.
Standard delivery costs £3.50 or free when you spend £25 or more.
HappyTravels “Boots Advantage Card holders can purchase it using their points or earn points to spend on other items at Boots”
BlueEyesX Is this test suitable for travelling abroad?
The At-home COVID-19 PCR Sample Collection Kit is ideal for international travel, where a Fit to Fly certificate is required.
You must check with your travel provider exactly what your requirements are before ordering, as requirements and timings can vary greatly from country to country.
The testing and entry requirements for countries are regularly changing, so it’s important to be aware of the specific requirements for the country you are travelling to before booking a test. This information is available at: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice. This is description on boots
I just want to say i think this deal is very unappealing under the circumstances. FREE NHS HOME TESTING kits are available to everyone with a result in 1 minute. You get 7 tests in one box and its exactly the same test you will take at airports. NHS UK will text and email you the results within minutes of getting the test. Its totally free as long as you are a British citizen and i just think its inappropriate that the likes of boots are making money from Covid-19 tests that are free to do at home.
stuart the NHS ones are Rapid Antigen tests which is different from a fit to fly test, they are tested in different ways, with a fit to fly it's required by a number of airlines where you have to produce a certificate thats issued.
stuart the NHS ones are Rapid Antigen tests which is different from a fit to fly test, they are tested in different ways, with a fit to fly it's required by a number of airlines where you have to produce a certificate thats issued.
BillyCulver the government confirmed today antigen trsts will be accepted if logged with the NHS which is easy to do.
stuart each airline and country require different proof. I'm flying to Barcelona for work and I'm required to have a fit to fly
stuart my husband has had to fly regularly for essential work during the last year. Many countries and airlines WILL NOT accept NHS Covid tests. He learned the hard way after being refused to board a flight!
BillyCulver The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
So we are both sorta correct and that information is on.gov.
JonnieMcKinnon The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
So we are both sorta correct and that information is on.gov.
LindaLinda The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
So we are both sorta correct and that information is on.gov.
BBence2 The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
So we are both sorta correct and that information is on.gov.
woodcockjane The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
That information is on.gov.
mcauser The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
That information is on.gov.
gerrykelly25 The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
That information is on.gov.
swanseamoody the NHS don't provide Fit to Fly tests, your thinking of the Rapid Antigen tests which are free and you get 7 of
swanseamoody pay £200 at the airport or buy these fit to fly tests they are Not free
Pppathome Airlines require a fit to fly test the free ones on the NHS aren't the correct type in order to be certified to fly
waybuloo yes a lot of places give the lateral flow tests out for free they are NOT fit to fly tests
If this is what's to come. Going abroad will be for the rich only. As I don't think ordinary families will be able to afford to go
woodcockjane No they are not, these are the 2 weekly tests the government are suggesting all people have
BillyCulver I’m asking the person as they put free of charge hence me asking if they are the fit to fly tests as I’ve not seen any fit to fly tests free
woodcockjane The advice has changed and you are correct.
NHS tests cannot be used for the purpose of pre-departure testing before travel out of England.
You cannot take an NHS test abroad with you to use on yourself before you return.
However it says within the UK some travel operators require a negative rapid antigen test with proof in text message or email before you travel.
I suppose it will keep changing so i would advise check before you travel.
That information is on.gov.
situation SarahHorsfield A couple of weeks ago charges were £200 to £500 from authorised laboratories
I’d like to see all the fools on here turn up at the airport with there Rapid Antigen tests 
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you can’t fly with a free NHS test and you can’t do your return tests for free on the NHS either.
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