To make sure you’re getting the most accurate rapid antigen test result, it’s important you do the test the right way. For nasal swab rapid antigen tests, make sure you’re swabbing back and not up. This is because you want to sample the back of your nose, known as the nasopharynx, not just your nostrils. There are different self-test kits available so make sure you follow the manufacturer’s instructions provided with the test. If your rapid antigen test is positive, register your result on the S