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Two lines even faint lines indicate the test is positive.
If your result is positive, you will see 2 lines on the test. A pink line next to C and a pink line next T. This means you have a positive COVID-19 result.
If you have a void result, you will see a line next to T. This means the test is void and hasnt worked.
If you see any line on your COVID test, err on the side of caution and take precautions to avoid spreading the virus to others. While a dark line that shows up quickly is a sign that theres more virus in your body, even a faint line can be positive (and may turn darker if you test again in the coming days).
If you have a void result, you will see a line next to T. This means the test is void and hasnt worked.
A pink line next to C and a pink line next T. This means you have a positive COVID-19 result. If your result is negative, you will see one line next to C. If you have a void result, you will see a line next to T.
If your result is positive, you will see 2 lines on the test. A pink line next to C and a pink line next T. This means you have a positive COVID-19 result.
If you have 1 line by C, and 1 line by T this is called a positive result. The lines can be bright or faint. You have COVID-19. Negative result. If you have 1 line by C, and no line by T this is called a negative result.
If the extracted specimen contains SARS-CoV-2 antigens, a pink-to-red Test Line, along with a blue procedural Control Line will appear on the Test Strip indicating a positive result. If SARS-CoV-2 is not present, or is present at very low levels, only a blue procedural Control Line will appear.
This is because relatively large amounts of virus need to be present for the antibodies in the test to react to the viral proteins. A faint, slow-to-appear line could still represent high levels of virus, meaning that if you can see any line at all, you are still highly likely to be infectious.

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