Quick screening reagents

During the weekend, my husband taught me a new word - rapid screening reagent. It turns out that this is the name of Antigen Rapid Test Kit translated from Taiwan, and the rapid test accounting detection reagent in Hong Kong.

He told me that last Thursday and Friday he helped the company handle two large orders for rapid screening reagents. Later, he learned that a professor from a university in Hong Kong assisted Taiwan to order the rapid screening reagents. The professor said it was for charitable purposes.

On Wednesday, the husband received an order for delivery to one of the universities in Hong Kong. At that time, he thought it was for staff or students of the university to go to work or school on weekdays. Because of the large number of orders, the total number is 2,400 boxes of rapid screening reagents, which are six large cartons. In addition, his company has been busy recently, and at the request of the boss, he assisted the colleague in charge of transportation to deliver goods together.

When the goods arrived, the professor told them that they were going to be forwarded to Taiwan for charity. The recent epidemic situation in Taiwan is serious, and the rapid screening reagents are not enough. Therefore, from May 11 to June 30, the Taiwan government will open the public to import rapid screening reagents for personal use. for sale. Remember to mark "COVID-19 test kit" when mailing. ( news reference )

On Thursday evening, the husband received another order from the professor, and he and the colleague delivered the goods together again before leaving get off work on Friday evening. This time, the professor asked to send it directly to one of the post offices in Hong Kong, and immediately arranged to send it to Taiwan. After arriving at the designated post office, the two saw that the professor had only one person, so they stayed to help her package the rapid screening reagents in boxes, 100 boxes per box, and 10 boxes were packed on the spot.

They usually have experience in sorting and packing items, and it took the three of them more than 20 minutes to complete that day. At that time, the husband and the others were already working overtime overtime (overtime is unpaid), and it was also an act of helping customers with righteousness, and it was also a small kind of deed they did for Taiwan. However, fortunately they stayed to help, otherwise it might take more than an hour if the professor handled it by himself.

Taking Hong Kong's experience in the past few months as a reference, Taiwan is currently in a severe epidemic situation, and it should take two to three months before the number of infected people can be brought under control. Fortunately, this wave of epidemics in Taiwan is mainly mild or asymptomatic.

Bless Taiwan!

ps Those in need can contact the company to buy it by themselves!

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