I think technically I can get 8 (two orders) because we also have an address in Tennessee. I’m not doing it, that does seem greedy and misplaced to me. My husband can just take the kit I bought originally to TN. Ironically, that means couples who can afford two residences can probably order two sets. The restrictions seem to be one per address, or maybe if it’s worded by household then maybe not.
You all may know in Florida we had a million expired tests, I’m not sure why they weren’t given away more. I heard they are extending the expiration on them, which I completely agree with if there is no evidence that they have less efficacy a month or two after the date.
I’m glad the Florida health department thought to order some, I just think it was too many. It seems prudent to have some on hand, except that they didn’t get them out to the public, which is really crappy, and they expired during the most likely time the virus would be exploding, that was foreseeable and bad planning. People say DeSantis didn’t want people to know they were sick. That makes no sense! The more people test at home, the lower the Florida reported numbers will be. Home tests are not in the state numbers.
@canidmajor Thanks! I’m ok with all of that. I thought maybe it was something about we shouldn’t apply for one if over a certain income or something like that, since that was part of the conversation here.