WATCH: Doctor explains how to administer at home COVID-19 test for most accurate results
Millions of Americans have already received their free at home COVID-19 tests from the government, but some are still waiting.
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Feb 10, 2022, 2:11 PM
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News 12 speaks with Dr. Alexander Sarenac from Hudson Regional Hospital in Secaucus on how to administer the at home test to get the most accurate result.
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