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How Can I Get Free COVID-19 Tests Mailed to Me?

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As COVID-19 cases continue to surge, the availability of testing is crucial for public health. The government has launched a program that allows Americans to order up to four free COVID-19 tests, which will be shipped directly to their homes through the United States Postal Service. The article emphasizes the importance of testing in various scenarios, including when symptoms arise, after close contact with infected individuals, or before attending gatherings, particularly with vulnerable populations. By testing promptly, individuals can take necessary isolation measures and seek medical advice when needed. The initiative aims to enhance community safety and facilitate early detection of the virus.

With easy access to these tests, people are better equipped to monitor their health and contain potential outbreaks. The article urges readers to act quickly and secure their free tests by visiting the official website. This proactive measure is a significant step in managing the ongoing challenges posed by COVID-19.

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