Tested positive for covid end of may and will cruise in middle of july

[donaldduck2001]

I tested positive for covid end of may through a rapid quick test on my own towards the end of May. I most likely can't do a PCR test because it will show that I am still positive. How can I show proof that I am negative before my cruise in the middle of July?

[AshleyDillo]

The antigen test usually is less sensitive, so test with that.

[Mark_A]

I tested positive in May also.  I took 3 antigen tests since and all have been Negative.  I cruise on July 17th

[HillaryG]

If testing sites in your area only have the Naat or pcr and offer them at no cost (ie. Walgreens), I would just sign up and take one now to ease your concerns. But like others have said you should be fine with the antigen test. 

[smokeybandit]

Never do a pcr test unless required to

[Pattycruise]

Depending on the ports for your sailing, if  you don’t have a documented test get a documented positive now, then a letter of recovery.  You can use the 2 together to meet the requirements to sail.

click on “health” in the app for your sailing to see this info.

[SnickerTail]

10 hours ago, Pattycruise said:

If you don’t have a documented test get a documented positive now, then a letter of recovery.  You can use the 2 together to meet the requirements to sail.

click on “health” in the app for your sailing to see this info.

Not for all ports of call - for example, Bermuda doesn't accept a letter of recovery.