How to Order Free Tests
Order tests now so you have them when you need them
Order free at-home tests through the State of Minnesota program, while supplies last. No health insurance is needed. People ordering tests right now will get 4 test kits (2 tests per kit for a total of 8 tests).
This is a great, convenient option for people who may not be able to easily go to a clinic, pharmacy, or other testing location. It may also help those who do not have health insurance to get free at-home tests.
Even if you have ordered tests before, you can order again.
How to place your order
 Hotline assistance and ordering information are available in multiple languages.
Any Minnesotan can still order their free tests
Tests through this program are free to Minnesotans whether or not they have insurance. The tests will continue to be available and free as long as supplies last.
This program can help provide tests to people who do not have a regular health care provider or who may not be able to easily get to other COVID-19 testing locations.
Share This Message
MDH is asking for your help promoting the free test program to ensure people at higher risk or those who may have barriers to accessing other free testing options know this resource is available and are able to use it.
Post flyers and social media messages in multiple languages to ensure all your community members know about the free tests.
Email the Higher Ed team to request materials in English, Hmong, Somali, and Spanish.
Learn about tests and testing
The MDH COVID-19 Self-testing page has information on COVID-19 tests that are done at home and are not sent to a laboratory. See tips for doing COVID-19 at-home tests, testing accuracy, and more.
For recommendations on when to get tested and what to do while you're waiting for your results, see the MDH COVID-19 Testing page.
Additional ways to get a COVID-19 test
If you have health insurance, you may be able to get free tests or be reimbursed for costs of purchasing the tests until May 11, 2023, when the federal public health emergency ends.
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