Like Kramer, people who feel ill and get a negative result on an at-home test should take the tests repeatedly, as often as daily, depending on the specific test’s instructions and if they have enough tests on-hand, Landon said. If there is only one at-home test available, wait until the second or third day of symptoms to test, and if the test is negative, get a PCR test, she said.
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