Skipping the part where I discuss my general doubt of intellectual capabilities of the fellow commenters here.<p>- Datum uzorkovanja (Date of sampling): 22.12.2021 14:12:10<p>- Datum izdavanja rezultata (Date of issuance of results): 22.12.2021 16:15:49<p>=> I will ignore the time needed to get the actual swabs to the laboratory and do the necessary paperwork etc and round this to ~2 hours of time available for testing.<p>- Vrsta analize i proizvodjac testa (Type of analysis and test manufacturer): Real Time PCR test-SARS-CoV-2, , Sansure Biotech INC; Hunan Province<p>See, unless my fellow countrymen have developed a way to do PCR tests 5 times faster than the fastest tests available in the (rest) of the world, this test in itself is a joke. This is the reason PCR testing: costs, is usually indicated by symptoms already present/positive antigen test.<p>And before you ask: but what about the positive test, it was done under your suggested 10h too?
The positive test results actually have the exact test kit specified (<a href="https://www.cepheid.com/en/tests/Critical-Infectious-Disease" rel="nofollow">https://www.cepheid.com/en/tests/Critical-Infectious-Disease</a>...) and it's definitely not PCR. Furthermore, that company doesn't even manufacture PCR tests/systems. Their focus is on rapid pathogen detection systems.<p>The negative test on the other hand, doesn't specify the test kit used at all, only the manufacturer. That manufacturer though, not only produces PCR tests/systems, but most of the covid-related products are PCR-oriented, along with a few rapid/antigen solutions. (<a href="https://www.sansureglobal.com/products-and-solutions/covid-1" rel="nofollow">https://www.sansureglobal.com/products-and-solutions/covid-1</a>...)<p>Note: on their product details pages you will see mentions of 60 minute amplification time. That might indeed be true, but amplification is, albeit long, just one step of a multi-step process (extraction, preparation, amplification, evaluation).<p>You're welcome.<p>Take care