Here's where you can pick up a free COVID-19 rapid test kit in Middlesex-London
The contents of a COVID-19 antigen rapid test kit are pictured in Calgary, Alta. on Jan. 4, 2022. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh)
Free COVID-19 rapid tests are now available for pick up at several locations around Middlesex-London.
The province announced Wednesday that 5.5 million tests will be available each week at 2,406 sites across Ontario.
Distribution will be limited to one box, with five tests, per household.
Tests will be made available starting Feb. 9. Retailers can hand them out through online orders or in-store pickup.
This map shows pharmacies and grocery stores where Middlesex-London residents can find rapid test kits. However, the locations may not have tests available right away.
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