Rapid antigen test

So it's not something you're going to take out like something as portable as the rapid antigen test.

So I don't think that has changed.

Like it's still – the portability for the rapid antigen is still – you can use it anywhere whereas the PCR is still limited in terms of within a lab environment except you don't if you can have it in house even at a small hospital then you don't need to have you don't need to involve another like a bigger lab you can do it within house so but The cost is lower, but I do think rapid antigen testing is lower, but I think the PCR is coming down in terms of the costs.

It's kind of like genomic sequencing.

That was quite expensive, and now whole genome sequencing is very common.