COVID-19 test rates reduced
The Hindu
The Health department has issued orders revising the rates for COVID-19 tests and other protective gears such as PPE kits and N95 masks.According to the revised rates, RT-PCR test will be charged ₹300
The Health department has issued orders revising the rates for COVID-19 tests and other protective gears such as PPE kits and N95 masks.
According to the revised rates, RT-PCR test will be charged ₹300 (earlier rate was ₹500), rapid antigen test ₹100 (₹300 earlier rate), Xpert NAT ₹2,350 (₹2,500), TRUNAT ₹1,225 (₹1,500) and RT Lamp test will be ₹1,025 (₹1,150 earlier rate). These are rates inclusive of all additional charges.
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