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When people count the day of exposure as day 1, they are likely to test too early when there may not be enough virus present. The at-home test, which is less sensitive than a PCR, may not pick it up.

"I think there are many people who are using the at-home test within 48 hours of being exposed to someone," he said. "They're thinking, 'I’m exposed. It’s now two days later and I want to test.' ...