Everyone has been very generous with information on our upcoming trip to the Sorrento area, and I wanted to share what I learned about the BinaxNOW test, as a recent traveler posted a question about it. After speaking to three Delta Airlines reps over the last two days, they said they THINK the BinaxNOW test (which is an antigen home test, but is video proctored) will work to get into Italy. They know it will work getting back into the United States from Italy, they just aren't positive about getting into Italy from the States. To err on the side of caution, we are going to try using the BinaxNOW test and upload the results to Delta as soon as we can within the 72 hour arrival window. (And be careful everyone, it isn't 72 hours from your original flight, at least not for Delta or Italy. It's 72 hours from when you arrive in Italy.) If the test is accepted, the Delta rep said we'll know within 10 minutes of uploading. If it isn't accepted, we've made appointments at the local CVS for the next day, The catch is that CVS says in the test appointment confirmation "Not accepted for most travel." It is also an antigen test. With the length of time it takes to return PCR test results from our CVS's here, we would not be able to meet both the 72 hour requirement and get the results back in time for our first flight. So, we're going to try the BinaxNOW antigen home test, and if that doesn't work, we'll do the CVS antigen test. We don't really have other choices. The Italian consulate's website is clear that antigen tests are acceptable for fully vaccinated people (as we are).
Not sure this is of much help, but wanted to pass along what I did learn, such as it is. Thanks again for all the tips! We just want to get to Italy!