self-test

American  

[self-test] / ˈsɛlfˈtɛst /

noun

1. a test that can be administered to oneself.

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verb (used with object)

1. to administer a test to (oneself ).

Etymology

Origin of self-test

First recorded in 1850–55

Example Sentences

Researchers at the University of Birmingham collected and analysed 30 self-test kits, costing between £1.89 and £39.99, in 2023.

From BBC

The UK self-test market is expected to grow significantly, with revenues forecast to reach £660m by 2030.

From BBC

Starting this week, residents in need of a COVID-19 self-test kit, fentanyl test strips or other health supplies can get them for free at any of 51 Community Health Station kiosks across Los Angeles County.

From Los Angeles Times

Throughout the week, people can order a free HIV self-test which provides a result in 15 minutes.

From BBC

"As patient numbers get smaller and each remaining case becomes harder to find and cure, it's vital we offer easy-to-access self-test kits - especially for those who have been exposed to the virus but may be reluctant to come forward," he said.

From BBC