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Starting today rapid COVID-19 tests no longer free for most Quebecers - Vimarsana News

Starting today rapid COVID-19 tests no longer free for most Quebecers

COVID-19 rapid tests are no longer freely available to everyone in pharmacies in Quebec as of today. Pharmacies will charge $20 per test.

Source: cbc.ca
End of free COVID-19 test kits in pharmacies for most Quebecers - Vimarsana News

End of free COVID-19 test kits in pharmacies for most Quebecers

Quebec's Health Ministry says COVID-19 tests will continue to be distributed for free in schools and child-care centres in the meantime.

End of free COVID-19 test kits in pharmacies for most Quebecers - Vimarsana News

End of free COVID-19 test kits in pharmacies for most Quebecers

Quebec’s Health Ministry says COVID-19 tests will continue to be distributed for free in schools and child-care centres in the meantime.

Source: q107.com
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No more free rapid COVID-19 tests for most Quebecers - Vimarsana News

No more free rapid COVID-19 tests for most Quebecers

As of Monday, rapid tests will no longer be available free of charge to the majority of Quebecers. Only those considered vulnerable to complications -- immunosuppressed adults, people over 60, pregnant people and adults living with chronic illness -- and those benefiting from free medication under the public drug insurance plan will have free access to COVID-19 screening tests in pharmacies.

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Last days to get free COVID-19 test kits in Quebec pharmacies - Vimarsana News

Last days to get free COVID-19 test kits in Quebec pharmacies

As of Monday, anyone not included in one of the high-risk categories can still get a rapid test kit at the pharmacy, but will have to pay for it.