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Kim - I checked last night between midnight and 1 a.m. at Walgreens and there were several appointments three days out. I will be scheduling that as it's free with a backup appointment (which I can do a week out at a clinic) for a BinaxNOW which I would have to pay for since it's for travel. We retirees can go to bed later. 
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Has anyone been able to determine when Walgreen's opens up the new 3 day schedule (i.e. midnight, 5 am, etc.)? Thanks Hmmm...good question ..and....re: My backup plan is the Antigen test 48hrs from travel If that would be Walgreens the map shows that the antigen test is only available in Maine.....that would be my backup plan also but it's not available in MA/RI Yeah..CVS for that test for me
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I’d be very interested in your results using an at home test kit…the convenience sounds great, even though not free…we’ve been tested like 12 times, and we’ve only had to pay once (test to return to US from EU)…but we’re not traveling again until December, so maybe testing will be history by then
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