Antibody Test
Need to know whether you’ve already had the virus or developed an immune response? Get tested at one of our UK based COVID-19 test centres.
Looks for IgM & IgG antibodies specific to COVID-19
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Results delivered by 22:00 the same day
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COVID-19 Antibody Test
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Visit one of our testing centres in London, Watford, Newcastle or Manchester and get your sample taken by a healthcare professional.
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Your sample is analysed and you'll receive your test results by email and text as quickly as same day if you choose a same day turnaround service.
Your Antibody Result Certificate
You'll receive your Doctor-signed Antibody test result certificate via secure email & text.
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FAQs About Your Antibody Test
Have questions? Get answers to your questions from our expert covid support team 7 days a week.
Chat With UsWhat does the UK's "Traffic Light System" for travel mean and what do I have to do?
As overseas travel can take place from 17 May, the government has devised a traffic light system which classifies international travel destinations based on Covid-19 risks. Countries may be red, amber, or green. Each colour corresponds to specific rules when returning to the UK.
What do the three colours of the UK’s ‘Traffic Light System’ for travel mean?
- Red: You must pay for a 10-day stay in a managed quarantine hotel, as well as a pre-departure test and two PCR tests upon return to the UK (Day 2 & Day 8).
- Amber: You will need to quarantine for 10 days, as well as taking a pre-departure test, and two PCR tests on return to the UK (Day 2 & Day 8). Optionally you can take a test on Day 5 (Test to Release) to leave quarantine early.
- Green: You will not need to quarantine on return, but you must take a pre-departure test, and a PCR test on return to the UK on Day 2.
How will the government decide which countries go on the green, amber or red lists?
Countries are assigned to the three lists, based on a range of Covid-19 health metrics, which include figures on population vaccination, infection rates and prevalence of variants. The different traffic light colours indicate the risk in each destination and the associated tests and quarantine periods required. Lists are reassessed every three weeks, to account for changes in each country’s COVID-19 situation.
- Complete a passenger locator form
- Take a COVID-19 test
- Book a quarantine hotel package (including 2 COVID-19 tests)
- Quarantine in a managed hotel, including 2 COVID-19 tests
- Complete a passenger locator form
- Take a COVID-19 test
- Book Day 2 and Day 8 COVID-19 travel tests (to be taken after arrival in England)
- Quarantine at home/place you are staying for 10 days
- Take a COVID-19 test on/before Day 2 and on/after Day 8
- You may be able to end quarantine early through ‘Test to Release’
- Complete a passenger locator form
- Take a COVID-19 test
- Book a Day 2 COVID-19 test
- Take a COVID-19 test on/before Day 2 after you arrive
- You do not need to quarantine unless the test result is positive.
What does the test do and how accurate is it?
An antibody test is used to tell you if you’ve had COVID-19 in the past and developed an immune response. The test detects the presence of COVID-19 specific antibodies (IgM & IgG). It has an accuracy of 98%.
Why should I have an antibody test?
An antibody test can be used to tell you if you’ve had COVID-19 in the past and have developed longer term IgG antibodies against SARS-CoV-2.
When should I take an antibody test?
The test detects the presence of COVID-19 specific antibodies (IgM & IgG) and is best taken 14+ days after your first symptoms.
How is the test taken?
A blood sample is taken from a finger prick. The test is administered at one of our London, Watford, Manchester or Newcastle clinics by a healthcare professional.
Where can I get a test?
You can book an antibody test online for any of our clinics in London, Watford, Manchester and Newcastle. At each clinic we have healthcare professionals who administer your tests.
How quickly can I get results back?
Antibody test results are delivered by 22:00 on the same day you take your test. All test samples are analysed 7 days a week and you’ll get your results as soon as they’re released.
What format do I receive my results in and what information is shown on the certificate?
Your test results will be sent to you securely by text and email including a PDF you can download. Your certificate will show your full name, date of birth, passport number (optional), date and time of test, and issue date. It will also be signed by our Medical Director, Dr. Jeremy Harris GMC: 3076541.
What type of antibody test do you use and are your antibody tests certified?
Our COVID-19 antibody test uses globally certified AFIA diagnostic machines from a listed South Korean biotech company. Our IVD medical devices are TUV certified and CE marked.
Is an antibody test suitable for travel?
An antibody test alone is not suitable for travel to most countries, but can be taken in addition to a PCR Fit to Fly for entry into some countries such as China.
Is an antibody test safe for children?
Yes, children of any age can take an antibody test but we require children under the age of 18 to have parental consent.
Why should I have my test with Corona Test Centre?
We are the UK’s most trusted coronavirus testing facility with more 5-star reviews than any other provider. 99% of test results are delivered on time for passengers wishing to travel.
We have facilities across the UK and offer 1,000s of appointments everyday, including Sundays. Our UK based call centre is open 7 days a week and our laboratory tests 7 days a week to ensure you get your results on time.
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Have questions? Get answers to your questions from our expert covid support team 7 days a week.
Chat With UsWhat does the UK's "Traffic Light System" for travel mean and what do I have to do?
As overseas travel can take place from 17 May, the government has devised a traffic light system which classifies international travel destinations based on Covid-19 risks. Countries may be red, amber, or green. Each colour corresponds to specific rules when returning to the UK.
What do the three colours of the UK’s ‘Traffic Light System’ for travel mean?
- Red: You must pay for a 10-day stay in a managed quarantine hotel, as well as a pre-departure test and two PCR tests upon return to the UK (Day 2 & Day 8).
- Amber: You will need to quarantine for 10 days, as well as taking a pre-departure test, and two PCR tests on return to the UK (Day 2 & Day 8). Optionally you can take a test on Day 5 (Test to Release) to leave quarantine early.
- Green: You will not need to quarantine on return, but you must take a pre-departure test, and a PCR test on return to the UK on Day 2.
How will the government decide which countries go on the green, amber or red lists?
Countries are assigned to the three lists, based on a range of Covid-19 health metrics, which include figures on population vaccination, infection rates and prevalence of variants. The different traffic light colours indicate the risk in each destination and the associated tests and quarantine periods required. Lists are reassessed every three weeks, to account for changes in each country’s COVID-19 situation.
- Complete a passenger locator form
- Take a COVID-19 test
- Book a quarantine hotel package (including 2 COVID-19 tests)
- Quarantine in a managed hotel, including 2 COVID-19 tests
- Complete a passenger locator form
- Take a COVID-19 test
- Book Day 2 and Day 8 COVID-19 travel tests (to be taken after arrival in England)
- Quarantine at home/place you are staying for 10 days
- Take a COVID-19 test on/before Day 2 and on/after Day 8
- You may be able to end quarantine early through ‘Test to Release’
- Complete a passenger locator form
- Take a COVID-19 test
- Book a Day 2 COVID-19 test
- Take a COVID-19 test on/before Day 2 after you arrive
- You do not need to quarantine unless the test result is positive.
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