NEW: Meck County is warning residents that some rapid tests for COVID-19 providing misleading results. The health director says there is at least one non-FDA approved test being used in our community
https://www.mecknc.gov/news/Pages/Potential-Flaws-in-Unapproved-Local-Rapid-Test.aspx

Meck County: NCDHHS currently does not accept positive results from non-FDA approved tests. Positive results could be due to current or past infections from viruses other than COVID-19.

A spokesperson for Atrium Health tells me Atrium is not using any rapid tests @wsoctv

STARMED is promoting a COVID-19 test with results "in less than 5 minutes"

At the bottom of their webpage a disclaimer "This test has not been reviewed by the FDA"
https://starmed.care/ 

The Chief Medical Officer of StarMed tells me he was “taken aback” by Meck County’s statement. He says StarMed will be transitioning to FDA approved tests next week @wsoctv

Adding to this thread- Multiple sources confirm to me the unnamed clinic in Meck County’s press release is StarMed. The WCLT clinic is charging patients $50 for a non-FDA approved fingerprick COVID-19 test. The NCDHHS won’t accept the results @wsoctv