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Home test kit Jan 22, 2012 Hi shannon! Thanks for reading my question. I have used a USAID Approved hiv test kit (outside window period, my last sex was more than 4 months ago), the test kit appeared a single line next to C, just wanna know does it mean as long as i can see a single line next to C, it means my test is correct, valid and negative? |
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 Hi, There should be a C and a T. The line at the C means the test was run correctly and if this is the only line you see it is negative. If there is a line both at the C and the T then the test is positive. Hope this helps. Be well Shannon | ||||||||
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