Covid-19 Quantitative Antibody Test FAQ's 
 
How Is The In Clinic Antibody Test Administered? 
The Antibody test is carried out from a venous (blood from arm) sample and sent same day to our laboratory by courier. 
 
How Is The Home Antibody Test Administered? 
The Home Antibody test is carried out from a ‘finger prick’ capillary blood sample. The kit includes detailed instructions and a pre-paid 24/hr postage envelope for posting directly back to the laboratory. 
 
When Should An Antibody Test Be Carried Out? 
Testing should be undertaken 14 days or more following exposure or onset of symptoms. 
What Is The Difference Between The Quantitative Antibody Test And A Normal Antibody Test? 
The NEW Quantitative Antibody test differs to other Antibody test currently available in that it will provide an actual level of Covid-19 Antibodies present. It is expected that the Quantitative Antibody test will be a crucial new tool in helping individuals and society as a whole navigate the Covid-19 pandemic. 
 
Can The Quantitative Antibody Test Tell If I Am Immune To Covid-19? 
A positive AB test ranges from 0.8 u/ml to 2500+ u/ml. The closer you are to 2500+ u/ml the higher the effective immunity to Covid-19. 
 
How Will I Receive My Results? 
Results are electronically received from the laboratory into our clinical system the moment they are processed. Your results will then be shared with you via our secure patient portal. You will receive an email prompting you to log in using your date of birth. The results will also include guidance about the outcome of your test and can be downloaded, printed or shared. If you test positive and require further advice you are able to contact one of our highly trained clinicians to discuss your results for no additional cost.