OraQuick HIV Self Test - CE Marked, 99.8% Accurate, Just Swab Your Gums

• Oral fluid, no blood required
• Over 99.7% accurate - OraQuick HIV Self Test sensitivity is statistically comparable to blood based HIV self-tests
• Simple, discrete, reliable, convenient - No HIV test is easier
• Your own result in just 20 minutes

Product description No blood needed, just a simple mouth swab and your own result in 20 minutes OraQuick HIV Self Test is delivered in plain packaging with no identifying marks and everything is included for you to perform your test at a time and a place that is convenient to you. The preferred oral swab HIV self-test, used by millions around the world. OraQuick HIV Self Test is CE certified The test is very simple and requires only a simple swab of your gums. It detects both HIV-1 and 2 and all of the known subtypes. Clear instructions are provided and an online video is available to help you. You might want to think about how you could feel about your result and maybe talk to someone before you perform your test. HIV treatments are now so advanced, that with the correct treatment at the correct time the HIV virus can be supressed to a point that is becomes undetectable in a persons blood. This means a person with HIV and on treatment can live an active and healthy life, have a normal life expectancy and most importantly, not pass the virus on. Hence our strapline, 'HIV is just 3 letters, it's not a sentence' If you get a positive test result, firstly don't panic. Although your test is very accurate you must have your result confirmed by a healthcare professional. Legal Disclaimer The test may not detect HIV infections that have occurred within the last 12 weeks. You can test from 4 weeks after your possible exposure, but if your test result is negative, you should use caution and test again 12 weeks after your possible exposure. The test is a single use, disposable device. If your result is positive you should contact your local sexual health clinic or healthcare professional who will perform a confirmatory HIV test and provide advice. If you engage in activities that increase your risk of exposure to HIV you should test regularly. This test is not suitable if you are receiving anti-retroviral treatment (ART). All instructions and information are provided in English language only