The ability for anyone now to find and import their own personal...

The ability for anyone now to find and import their own personal use rapid tests TGA approved or not will not have much affect on AT1's core business. People can import a small quantity of unapproved tests. Very hard to get anyway, and expensive to do. The government were late, and they are scrambling to make up for it. Similar to 400 bucks for aged care workers. Too little too late.

The sad fact is the reason for this law, in my view, is that things are dire in aged care. People are locked in their rooms, and even large aged care facilities cannot get enough for now. It's really tragic.







But it will fuel a growing fake / low quality market for sure. Cowboys will make quick money then be gone....like these guys....


The dirt is coming out regarding some of the TGA listed tests that were rushed through in the early phase.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/covid-19-inside-the-glamorous-world-of-australias-instant-rapid-antigen-test-millionaires/TPDN3F3FXSHBUHQSSGAOZB2Y4E/


I don't think it's going to look very good for these people. Community discontent will grow about this farce.