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... Nearly a dozen vending machines distributing free, self-administered COVID-19 test kits have been placed across campus -- near restaurants, gyms and resident halls -- in order for students and employees attending classes or living on-campus to complete their required weekly COVID-19 testing.
... Tests must be taken within 5 to 9 days of each other. Students who take a test must return them to drop boxes next to the vending machines within 72 hours of administering them. On-campus employees, who are required to take the test every week, can take the tests for free, too.
Oakland airport 1st in nation to sell COVID kits in vending machines
By KTVU staff Published 3 hours ago Updated 1 hour ago
OAKLAND, Calif. - Oakland International Airport on Monday announced that it is the first airport in the United States to begin selling COVID test kits in vending machines.
... The vending machines are selling kits called "At-Home Saliva RT-PCT" tests. Customers take the test on their own and then return saliva samples via FedEx. They'll get their results on a mobile phone app within 24 hours, said airport spokesman Robert Bernardo.
Test kits range from $130 to $150. Bernardo said that was the standard price of a kit.
