ATLANTA COVID-19 TESTING
SARS-CoV-2 TESTING IN SANDY SPRINGS, GA

SARS-CoV2 TESTING Is Here

TEST FOR COVID-19 IN SANDY SPRINGS, GA

In an effort to help America get back on it’s feet, Vitality Sciences has shifted its focus from Anti-Aging to Immunity Defense and healthy living.

REAL-TIME TESTING | Real-Time RT-PCR, DNA Test (Swab)

Our SARS-CoV2 testing comes in 2 packages. One is the real-time Coronavirus testing kit which is quick and painless. This test is titled as the Real-Time RT-PCR DNA test and is more commonly referred to as the Swab test. Results have a turn around time of JUST 24 HOURS and will let you know if you have been exposed to COVID-19 in real time. In laymen’s terms, the results of this test will tell you either you have it or you don’t.

ANTIBODIES TESTING | IgG & IgM Blood Testing

Our SARS-CoV-2 antibodies test is exactly what America is looking for in our current situation. This tests for IgM and IgG antibodies in your system. What does that mean?

covid-19 testing sandy springs | coronavirus antibodies test

HOW DOES OUR SANDY SPRINGS COVID-19 TESTING WORK?

It’s actually very simple. Our body’s IgM’s are the first line of defense in fighting the virus. If you are positive for IgM, it means you have been exposed to the virus within the past 3-5 days . A positive test means you have the virus and should self quarantine for at least 14 days. An IgG positive test means that you were exposed to the virus 3-4 weeks ago and now have the antibodies to fight the disease.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR INTEREST. ONE OF OUR COVID-19 TESTING EXPERTS WILL BE WITH YOU SHORTLY!

SANDY SPRINGS RAPID COVID-19 TESTING PRIORITY SERVICE

FOR PRIORITY SERVICE, PLEASE CALL US DIRECTLY AT 404-381-2255.

WHILE WE DO ANSWER EMAILS AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, IT IS BEST TO CALL DIRECLY. EVEN DURING NON-OPERATING HOURS CALLS ARE FORWARDED TO A VITALITY SCIENCES EMPLOYEE WHO WILL GET YOU SITUATED WITH YOUR RAPID COVID-19 TEST.

SANDY SPRINGS FAQ FOR COVID-19 TESTING

What is an IgM and what is an IgG? Upon infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the patient’s immune system tries to fight the virus by producing blood- circulating molecules known as antibodies. IgM is a class of antibodies that appears early after an infection (as early as 3-5 days).

IgM is the body’s first line of defense against a foreign antigen. IgG is another class of antibodies that appears later and gradually replaces the IgM antibodies.

Usually, IgG antibodies appear in the blood circulation within 3-4 weeks after initial infection. The presence of SARS-CoV-2-specific IgM and/or IgG antibodies in the blood of a patient is a strong indication that the patient has been infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus.