
Households Can Order More Free COVID-19 Tests
Starting November 20, the federal government is again offering free at-home COVID-19 tests mailed directly to your home. Households that ordered this fall can now order four more tests, and those that have not ordered this fall can submit two orders for a total of eight tests.
How to Get Tested in Vermont
At-home antigen tests (also called rapid tests or self-tests) meet many testing needs and may be available at pharmacies and retail stores in Vermont.
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Buy online or in pharmacies and retail stores: Now that the Public Health Emergency declaration for COVID-19 has ended, health insurance plans may no longer cover the costs of these tests. Please contact your health insurance company directly to learn more.
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Search online for locations that offer no-cost COVID-19 testing: Find a location convenient for you, then visit the provider’s website to make an appointment. Use the CDC No-Cost Testing Locator tool
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Contact your health care provider: Medical practices may offer other COVID-19 testing options.

Vermont towns, libraries, food shelves, and community organizations can request free at-home tests to distribute to their communities. Get started by filling out the request form.

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