Having doubts about your HIV infection status
Should I test for HIV?
Yes, if you believe that you may have been exposed, to do nothing and be fearful of the unknown possibility of being infected is the worst possible choice. Delaying HIV testing could potentially be extremely harmful to yourself and others if indeed you were HIV positive.
When should I test for HIV?
As soon as possible (14 to 22 days) after the suspected initial exposure and repeated up to two or three times during the window period. The transition from HIV to AIDS is a lengthy and quite often an unnoticeable process in the early stages. Early detection of HIV is imperative to prevent transmission to others and to alert you to seek professional assistance as soon as possible.
What you should know before purchase
Is HIV self testing reliable?
Yes, providing the kit's simple instructions are followed correctly.
Is the HIV testing kit painful to use?
No, the supplied lancet that pricks the finger tip causes only momentarily minor discomfort, even to infants.
Is a HIV self test kit a substitute for a complete clinical testing process?
Absolutely not, it is a preliminary test for you to ascertain your HIV infection status privately at home, and to safeguard you and your partner/s from unknowingly transmitting the disease in its early stages. It is no substitute for further professional medical supervised testing, counseling, guidance and treatment should the final confirmed outcome be HIV positive.
Online HIV test kit purchasing
Is my privacy secure when I purchase?
Yes, your purchase will be anonymous. You can purchase online now in strictest confidence and have the kit/s delivered to you in discreet plain packaging.
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It is highly recommended to buy at least 2 boxes due to the window period. Have a peace of mind, go for the HIV test.