Verified at-home COVID-19 tests
ScreenMe verifies COVID-19 antigen self-tests performed at home, the way supervised testing did during the pandemic, without the supervision.
Lessons from the pandemic
Across Europe, an unsupervised self-test was rarely accepted as proof: Germany required supervision for a valid certificate, France required a pharmacist, Ireland's health service accepted a photo, Italy's regions accepted a photo with a self-declaration. Every approach either cost supervision or trusted the person. ScreenMe verifies instead.
Which kits
Any CE-marked COVID-19 antigen self-test, nasal or saliva, and any combination kit that includes SARS-CoV-2.
When organisations still screen for COVID-19
Return to work after illness. Events with vulnerable guests. Care settings and healthcare programmes. Travel and international events where a verified result is requested.
What the certificate says
Member identity confirmed, test verified, result as shown by the kit, date and time.
Frequently asked questions
Is the certificate an official COVID certificate?
No. It is ScreenMe's verified record; acceptance by third parties depends on their rules.
Do the kits still work with current variants?
Antigen self-tests on the market are updated by manufacturers; follow the kit's instructions.
Can we screen for COVID-19 and flu at once?
Yes, with combination kits.