Book your PCR test at home for AED 199 only

The PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) test is a nasal swab test which is used to diagnose if a person is Corona positive or not. It is the most effective test to determine whether you have COVID-19 or not. It is also the most acceptable test for COVID when you are travelling from one country to the other.

A registered nurse will come in complete protective gear to your home or office and conduct the nasal swab PCR test. The swab will then be sent to a lab. In the lab, the test samples undergo a process to check for the presence of the virus by detecting any genetic material from it that might be present in the samples. After this the results are recorded and sent to you within 24 hours via email and SMS.

The PCR test will be conducted by professional nurses from clinics certified by DHA (Dubai Health Authority) and MOH (Ministry of Health). These nurses are equipped to handle tests safely without any contact with the person to be tested. The whole process is carried out smoothly ensuring the satisfaction of our customers.

Once the PCR test has been conducted by professional nurses from clinics certified by MOH (Ministry of Health), you will receive your test results within 24 hours. Your results will automatically be uploaded on the Al Hosn app. In addition, you will also receive an email of the test results.

Yes, since we work with clinics authorized by MoHAP and DoH, all test results automatically get uploaded onto the Al Hosn app. You will be able to see them linked to your Emirates ID on the app.

The COVID-19 PCR test costs AED 199 in Dubai.

The most common symptoms are dry cough, fever, and feeling tired. Some people show symptoms of severe respiratory illness along with fever, cough, and shortness of breath. At times, cases have also been reported to be asymptomatic i.e. patients haven’t shown any symptoms at all.

A PCR test using a nose swab is considered to be the standard for detecting COVID-19 as it is the most efficient and reliable way of identifying any traces of it. It checks for the presence of the virus by detecting any genetic material from it that may have been present in the body. Therefore, one can also be tested positive even if he/she is no longer infected by the virus as it may leave behind a few fragments that can still be detected by the PCR.

A PCR test checks for the presence of the virus by detecting any genetic material from it that may have been present in the body. However, it may also detect the traces of the virus even after you’ve recovered as it may leave behind a few fragments. Contrarily, a PCR test may not always show traces of the virus even if you are a victim to it. This mostly happens when a person recently gets infected and does not yet show the symptoms for it or when it’s been over a week since the person has been victim to the disease.

ServiceMarket allows you to get a PCR test done from the comfort of your home in Dubai. Now you can skip the queues and save your time as it is hassle-free and so much safer. You do not have to come into contact with other people who are getting the test done, who may or may not have the dreaded COVID-19, so the chances of you being exposed to it are a lot less.

If you haven’t had your vaccination done, you will have to get a PCR test done before travelling to any other place to check whether you are corona free or not. However, terms and conditions may vary from country to country, so do have a look at the guidelines for COVID testing of your respective travel destination.

PCR tests can easily be conducted at home. You can book one on the ServiceMarket website or mobile application. Once you receive a booking confirmation, a qualified nurse from a DHA (Dubai Health Authority) certified clinic will come to the mentioned address at the designated time and conduct the test hassle free. You can then receive your result through email and SMS within 24 hours.

In a PCR test, a sample is collected by using either a nasal or a nasopharyngeal swab. Nasal swabs collect a sample immediately from inside the nostrils, while nasopharyngeal swabs are pushed further into the nasal cavity. Although, the test is not generally painful, it may cause discomfort as the nasal swab is inserted deep inside your nose causing some people to sneeze or cough.