7788048061(FSJ) | 2363317939(PG) | 6725143773(Van)
Prince George
Address
1023 La Salle Avenue, Prince George, BC, V2L 4J6, Canada
Email: info@amanitravelclinic.ca
Phone: (236) 331-7939
Getting there
We are located on the corner of Queensway and La Salle Avenue. Parking is available on premises
Are you open on weekends?
YES! We are open 7 days a week
Check our online calendar for availability.
What are the type of travel tests?
There are typically three types of tests for travel;
- Antigen test
- PCR test
- Antibody test.
The PCR and Antigen tests determine if you currently carry the COVID-19 virus and, as such, are the most requested for travel. Both have a sample collection process of nasal or throat swabs. The antigen could be referred to as rapid test, lateral flow test, rapid lateral flow test, rapid antigen test etc. It is a quick test that reveals your infection status within 10 minutes. The PCR test is also referred to as RT-PCR test, NAAT among others. The PCR test is the gold standard of COVID-19 tests and is the one to go with if you are ever unsure, as it is accepted in almost all countries. It typically takes 24 hours to receive results. The antibody test determines whether you carry the antibodies of the virus, which indicates you have had COVID-19 in the past. Specimen sample is collected by drawing blood. Mainland China currently requires this test (among others) for entry.
What are your COVID-19 travel testing services?
- Covid-19 RT-PCR Test - $199(Prince George)
- Covid-19 Antigen Test - $129- currently not offering
- Covid-19 Antibody Test - $129
- Japanese Travel Certificate + PCR Test - $249
- Covid-19 Gargle (Saliva) PCR Test - $199
- Mobile Antigen & PCR Test (We come to you)- $299 & $399 respectively
- Japan COVID-19 certificate- $249
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What COVID-19 test do I need?
The type of test depends on the entry requirements set by the destination country. Therefore, it is advisable to be familiar with their entry requirements, including their required testing window, typically 72HRS before departure. You might also want to check with the airline you are flying with for their flight boarding requirements.
Click below to find your destination's requirements.
***Be sure to check the date the information was last updated***
Where do I get entry requirements information for my destination country?
The embassy website of your destination country is always a great place to start your search. THIS tool is helpful to search for the entry requirements for most countries. Remember that the rules are constantly changing, so it is important to check the last time whatever resource you are reading from was updated.
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Are your results accepted?
Yes! We are an accredited travel clinic recognized by the BC Centre for Disease Control BCCDC. We also test our PCR samples through LifeLab's accredited laboratories.
Hawaii is the only location our results are inadmissible, but we are working on that.
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How do I book a test?
You can book your test HERE. Check for availability and pick a time that works with your schedule. Once you have booked an appointment, you should receive an email or text message confirming your appointment. You will get a second email with a link to fill an intake form. Please fill this before your appointment as it will help expedite the testing process. If you have issues booking online, please call us at (778) 804-8061 or send an email to info@amanitravelclinic.ca
Do you accept walk-ins?
We prefer you to book beforehand so that we can be prepared for your arrival. However, we accept emergencies and last-minute cases but keep in mind you might have to wait for us to get to you. You can also call us on (672) 514-3773 to give us a heads up.
When should I get my test done?
Most countries require a test to be completed 72 hours before departure. However, we have found the sweet spot is the 48-hour mark. At 48 hours, you give yourself a buffer in case of delayed flights and allow enough time for results to be released. This is more relevant to the PCR test as the Antigen test is instant.
What if I test positive?
If you test positive, you will be advised to self-isolate and follow the procedures set by the BCCDC. Click the link below for details.