I understand that's not what they, the PCR "tests", are or were intended for, that's common knowledge at this point, but it's still what they are using. To say it's not a "test" though in the previous post is misleading and confusing. It might not be technically called a "test", or even supposed to be used as such per the creator, but it is in fact what they are using to "test" people to see if the have had or have COVID. Am I wrong in that statement? So to say it's not a test is semantics or maybe you're just trying to be smart? Either way confusing response my friend. A test is a test if they use it as such even if it's not meant to used as such per the person who created it. What should we call them if not PCR "tests"? Maybe just those "PCR things"? Would be more correct?