I guess the moral of the story is, there are currently way too many inconsistencies between RATs and PCR, and sometimes you don't even know which is correct or not, which is a huge problem that hopefully EuGeni can solve.
And what I've came to realise with the people around me and stories that I hear, no one really trusts RATs, because even if they test negative (but with symptoms) or positive (and without symptoms), they will still go and take a PCR. So what's the point of home tests?
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