Covid-19

Travelling soon and don’t want to do a lateral flow or PCR test? Instead of having to risk the chance of you having a positive result, many countries accept a COVID-19 Certificate of Recovery instead of a fit to fly COVID test when entering.

On 04/10/21, the travel rules into England changed, and the ‘traffic light’ system ended. This guide explains what you need to know about travelling to England from a Red List country.

So the school summer holidays have arrived, and the world is opening up. If you’re considering overseas travel – to visit family, or just for fun – it can be challenging to understand the changing rules when it comes to COVID testing, especially when little ones are involved.

There’s so much noise out there about COVID testing that it can be really challenging to understand the science. That’s why we’ve asked Dr Greg Fitzgibbon, Clinical Director at MyHealthChecked to talk to us about how coronavirus testing actually works.

When you need a COVID test, how do you know what to look for? Is it as simple as searching ‘COVID test, UK cheapest’? Or is there more to consider? As you might have guessed, cheap COVID tests sometimes have hidden costs.

The world is opening up and MyHealthChecked is here to help with affordable, Government-approved COVID testing for travellers. Whether you’re travelling for work or leisure, we have all the testing kits you’ll need.

Here’s everything you need to know about when it’s best to take a COVID test – and some handy insight into what terms like ‘incubation period’ and ‘symptomatic period’ actually mean.

If you’ve been following the COVID news, it’s likely you’ll have heard about PCR Test Certificates. But what actually are these certificates, where do you get them, and what do you need them for? MyHealthChecked Clinical Director Greg Fitzgibbon explains.