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Medomics 5in1 Self-Test – SARS-CoV-2, Influenza A/B, ADV & RSV Antigen Combo Rapid Test for Home Use
Self-test
Compare the target list before the number
A respiratory combo self-test checks the specific pathogens listed on its package. A larger panel adds named targets; it does not cover every cause of a cough, fever or sore throat. This collection helps you compare nasal antigen self-tests without confusing them with professional test kits.
3-in-1, 4-in-1 and 5-in-1 options
- Safecare 3-in-1 covers SARS-CoV-2 and influenza A/B.
- CorDx and the single-test fluorecare 4-in-1 models add RSV to SARS-CoV-2 and influenza A/B.
- Medomics and Deepblue 5-in-1 add adenovirus alongside SARS-CoV-2, influenza A/B and RSV.
The linked fluorecare MF-71 instructions specify reading after 12 minutes. Medomics and Deepblue 5-in-1 self-test instructions specify 15 minutes. Compare the complete product description and the supplied instructions for the exact model. A single-test fluorecare kit and a professional fluorecare multipack have different intended users, even when the target names are similar.
Check the kit and the testing procedure
Look at the number of tests, included sampling components, permitted age range and whether an adult must assist. Use the nasal collection method, buffer, drop count and reading window stated for that exact kit. Procedures and result windows differ between brands; the package number alone cannot tell you how to perform the test.
Keep the result in context
Antigen tests provide a result for the listed targets and the collected sample. A negative result does not exclude an infection, and the result alone does not determine treatment. Check the current package expiry before use. For a wider professional selection, browse respiratory combo tests; for single-target SARS-CoV-2 options, see COVID-19 tests.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is an influenza rapid test and how does a combo test work?
An influenza rapid antigen test detects influenza A and B proteins. A combo test also checks the additional pathogens specified for that model using the same sample. Follow its instructions for collection, extraction and result interpretation.
Can I use these combo tests at home?
The models in this comparison are intended for self-testing. Check the instructions for age limits and adult assistance. A test intended only for professional use is not a home self-test.
What is the difference between 3-in-1, 4-in-1 and 5-in-1?
The compared 3-in-1 model detects SARS-CoV-2 and influenza A/B. The CorDx and fluorecare 4-in-1 models also detect RSV. The Medomics 5-in-1 adds adenovirus. Always check the individual target list; the number does not describe accuracy.
Which combo tests detect RSV?
The CorDx 4-in-1, fluorecare 4-in-1 and Medomics 5-in-1 models in the comparison include RSV. The compared Safecare 3-in-1 does not.
Does Medomics 5-in-1 detect adenovirus, and is it a saliva test?
The Medomics 5-in-1 self-test detects adenovirus alongside SARS-CoV-2, influenza A/B and RSV. The linked instructions specify an anterior nasal swab; this model is not a saliva or lollipop test.
How do I choose between a self-test and a professional test?
Choose according to the intended user in the instructions, not the pack size or number of targets. This comparison lists self-tests. Follow the professional-use designation for tests intended for trained personnel.
How quickly do I get the result?
For the checked fluorecare version, read after 12 minutes. For the checked CorDx and Medomics versions, read after 15 minutes. Drop counts and the permitted reading window differ; follow the instructions supplied with the selected model.
Are combo tests suitable for children?
Suitability, adult assistance and sample collection depend on the specific model. Read that product's age requirements and instructions before testing a child; there is no single age or collection rule for all combo tests.
Does a negative result rule out infection?
No. A negative rapid antigen result does not rule out infection. An invalid test must not be interpreted. Follow the instructions and seek medical advice if symptoms persist, worsen or do not match the result.
Where can I check pack contents and current expiry?
The comparison lists the pack contents and a dated expiry snapshot. The linked product page shows current pack, availability, quantity and expiry information. Check the package expiry before use and do not use an expired test.