@postmates, @ubereats, @instacart, @uber and @lyft could make a major impact on the pandemic by working with @walgreens, @cvspharmacy, and others to deliver rapid antigen tests to people’s doors. Shocked how difficult it is to get a rapid Ag test delivered in San Francisco.
Biden’s 500 million rapid tests won’t be available until mid January. By that point in time omicron will already have done most of its damage in populated cities and tens of thousands of people will be dead in the US.
It’s been 2 years since the pandemic started, and we still don’t have a centralized and easy way to nationally order rapid tests? Let alone receive them for free?
In some cities, it is easy to order a rapid test. In others, not so much. What resources in San Francisco am I missing for rapid test delivery? And who is working to solve this problem?
Surely this is a joke — there is an entire section on COVID on @postmates when browsing @Walgreens, yet the catalogue doesn’t include rapid tests. Pine-Sol, on the other hand, is readily available. @Postmates_Help 
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