The rapid tests are a very mixed bag as it is, but it's unlikely COVID-19 will mutate enough to not be detectable. The antigen tests are designed around a number of markers unlike the vaccines which lose effectiveness rapidly because they target only the spike protein subunit from a strain which no longer circulates in humans. I decided to use 4 of them that'd we'd gotten which were set to expire before anyone would've used them, back to back, when I realized I hadn't left the house/my yard for about 2 weeks over the summer while my fiance was out of town.
2 positives, 2 negatives. All stored correctly, followed directions to a T, different batches and two different manufacturers but both gave one negative and one positive response.
Never vaccinated, had neocleoplasm antibodies detectable in a blood draw as early as Jul 2020, again in May 2021, and again in Jan 2022. Never been symptomatic, certainly not when I took the rapid tests.
The rapid tests are a very mixed bag as it is, but it's unlikely COVID-19 will mutate enough to not be detectable. The antigen tests are designed around a number of markers unlike the vaccines which lose effectiveness rapidly because they target only the spike protein subunit from a strain which no longer circulates in humans. I decided to use 4 of them that'd we'd gotten which were set to expire before anyone would've used them, back to back, when I realized I hadn't left the house/my yard for about 2 weeks over the summer while my fiance was out of town.
2 positives, 2 negatives. All stored correctly, followed directions to a T, different batches and two different manufacturers but both gave one negative and one positive response.
Never vaccinated, had neocleoplasm antibodies detectable in a blood draw as early as Jul 2020, again in May 2021, and again in Jan 2022. Never been symptomatic, certainly not when I took the rapid tests.