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Home Access Test 12 Weeks Hiv 2
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Home Access Test 12 weeks, can I Woo Hoo or What? Or possible HIV 2! I will donate $$$$$$$$$$I recently had a real good scare. Had about a minute of unprotected intercourse with a stripper were the condom failed. For the next 2 weeks I stressed like I never did before. At 12 days I took a qualatative DNA-PCR test which came back negative...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,The information you request is well covered in the archives; consequently, I'll only comment briefly and refer you there for additional information, OK?1.Your HIV risk is relatively low, but not completely nonexistent.2.I would consider...
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Home Access test for all HIV 1 Sub TypesHere is an answer I received from Home Access Customer Inquiries, when asked if their test would... Read more »Self test kits (HOME ACCESS EXPRESS TEST)Dear Rob,Sometime ago I indicated that my wife is pregant, now at 7 & 1/2 months. She was... Read more »
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People With Access to Rapid HIV Tests More Likely to Get Tested, Collect Results, Study SaysPeople with access to rapid HIV tests are more likely to get tested and collect their results than people with access to traditional testing, according to a study presented this week by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs at the XVI... Read more »
Home HIV Testing -- The Good and the BadRecently a new option for HIV testing became available. You can now takethe HIV test at home. However, home testing is not for everyone. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved HIV home tests are as accurateas the antibody tests done in... Read more »
FDA Panel Recommends In-Home HIV Testing Kit Be ApprovedThe first over-the-counter HIV testing kit to offer quick in-home results may soon find its way to medicine cabinets near you. This week, a 17-member Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel unanimously recommended the FDA approve the... Read more »
Vital Facts About HIV Home Test KitsOn this page Beware of False Claims About the Approved Product Checking for Antibodies to HIV Rapid Tests: A Clinical Option For More Information Privacy and confidentiality are main... Read more »
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the home access hiv test
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
what kind of test is this? elisa? and is it just as good as any other test you would get at a clinic?
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How reliable is a HomeAccess test at 13 weeks???
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Anyone know? I tried calling HomeAccess but my phone died while i was waiting to talk to a counselor :(Thanks Read more » Home access hiv test
Posted by LynnB, 3 Replies
Well I spent the money went ahead and pricked my finger, about passed out from that I am such a wuss, and sent the sample in. Then the next morning I called and my results were not in yet. So I waited all day calling off and on the check and...
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Home Access testing??
Posted by sadface, 2 Replies
Hi all..well I finally did it, my 9 month Hiv test..3 month was negative, but I am having my doubts. I did a Home Access test were you prick your finger and mail(fed ex) it in, the box says it is 99.9% accurate. Has anyone done this test before? Do...
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