03-06-2022, 04:33 PM
It would have been extremely helpful if an actual date was given for when people can order the second batch of test kits. But instead all that's used is some vague imprecise language that's relative to when the notice was actually written and no date is shown on the notice.
Here's what https://www.covidtests.gov/ said yesterday.
Here's what it says today.
Here's what it says when you try to order.
Here's what the "order troubleshooting page" says https://faq.usps.com/s/article/At-Home-C...leshooting
Why couldn't they just state a DATE that you can start placing second orders instead of trying to figure out what conflicting usage of "next week" and "this week" mean.
Here's what https://www.covidtests.gov/ said yesterday.
Starting next week, every home in the U.S. will be able to order an additional set of 4 tests.
Here's what it says today.
Starting this week, every home in the U.S. will be able to order an additional set of 4 tests.
Here's what it says when you try to order.
Please check back next week to place your second order.
Our records show that the address you entered has already requested one order of free at-home tests.
Here's what the "order troubleshooting page" says https://faq.usps.com/s/article/At-Home-C...leshooting
Starting next week, U.S. households will be able to place a second order for free, at-home COVID-19 rapid tests (4 tests per order); for a total of 2 orders containing 4 tests each. If an order was previously placed for your address, you can place a second order beginning next week.
Why couldn't they just state a DATE that you can start placing second orders instead of trying to figure out what conflicting usage of "next week" and "this week" mean.