Boris Johnson has announced that free lateral flow tests to check whether you have Covid will be scrapped in England from April 1.
And in a move that wasn't announced the Government website has been changed today so you can no longer order a daily free supply of tests.
Instead you can now only order a batch every three days.
If you can't order the tests online, you can call 119 and request some - until April 1 - and they are also available at some pharmacies, schools and workplaces.
But according to the Daily Mail, from April 1 people in the UK face paying £3 per test - more than £20 for a box of seven.
Everyone will have to pay for a test - except vulnerable people in at-risk groups, people in hospital or care homes, and people who work in care settings.
According to the national paper, while we will pay £3 a test - in France people who fear they have Covid pay just £1.
And in Germany they cost £1.80 each.
In Spain the cost is £2.45 a time.
Across the EU free tests remain available - with people able to buy them if they want to.
The tests cost just pennies to make - but despite that shoppers in the USA pay £7.35 a time.
For now, people in the UK can still get free tests - and should be aware that tests have an expiry date of two years.
