MyHealthChecked (LON: MHC) shares are rallying Wednesday after the company said it is launching 2 home testing services for travellers entering and departing the UK.
The online service will allow customers to order a test before arriving in England or departing from the UK.
Starting today, the company will begin selling a rapid antigen test and a verification service for residents and vaccinated travellers arriving in England from a non-red list country, followed by a Fit to Fly rapid test for travellers leaving the UK launching next week.
In addition, MyHealthChecked has partnered with Mediskills, who will provide fully trained NHS professionals to verify test results.
Penny McCormick, CEO of MyHealthChecked, said: “Our focus on ensuring the best possible customer service has already allowed us to meet the needs of our key retail partners and has established a trusted relationship based on the best possible service delivery.”
MyHealthChecked shares are currently up 12.2% at 2.3p.
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