Group test splitter
2 to 10 buyers. One sealed vial is tested for everyone.
Each buyer pays
Price confirmed at launch
Prices are set when the partner laboratory is signed. The split rule is the package price divided equally, rounded up to the nearest peso.
Organiser checklist
- Collect a photo of every buyer's label and confirm the batch codes match exactly.
- Pick one sealed, unopened vial to send. Do not open it to check.
- Agree in the group chat whether the record will be public or private.
- Collect each buyer's share before you reserve.
- When the record publishes, share the task number and key with everyone, not a screenshot.
How this works
A test describes one vial from one batch. When several people bought vials with the same batch code, one sealed vial can stand for all of them, so the cost of one test can be shared. Every buyer gets the same task number and key and can open the same record.
Several buyers holding vials with the same batch code; one sealed vial goes to the lab and every buyer receives the same record key.
The split rule is simple and published in pricing: the package price divided equally, rounded up to the nearest peso. The tool only does that arithmetic and gives the organiser a checklist; it never sees who is in your group. A group record is published if the group chooses, but it never counts toward the Index, because the vial was not bought anonymously.
Questions
- Can buyers with different batch codes share a test?
- No. A result speaks for one batch. If your group holds two batch codes, that is two tests.
- Does a group record count toward the Tested Index?
- No. Only vials Tested.ph buys anonymously are scored. A group record is published if the group chooses, but never scored.