OraQuick HIV Self-Test AIDS Self-Test Kit

OraQuick HIV Self-Test is a World Health Organization recognized oral fluid HIV antibody rapid testing tool designed to protect oneself and ensure the safety of family members. By collecting oral fluid for testing, it avoids pain while providing results as accurate as traditional blood tests. The test is simple and easy to use, allowing users to self-test at home anytime and anywhere, quickly knowing whether they are infected with the HIV virus.

Anyone who is concerned about potential exposure to the risk of HIV, such as through unsafe vaginal intercourse, anal intercourse, oral sex, or blood contact, can use this kit for self-testing. Even in the absence of obvious risks, regular testing is a good way to safeguard your health.

Product Specifications:

• Test method: Oral fluid antibody rapid test
• Accuracy: Similar to blood test
• Applicable situations:  No restrictions on time and place, convenient for self-testing at any time
• Applicable to: All persons who may be exposed to HIV
• Origin: Meet WHO recognized standards

Set includes:

(1) Aluminum foil bag, containing:

(2) Test rod

(3) Test glue bottle

(4) Desiccant

(5) User Manual

(6) Reagent gel bottle rack

Due to the window period, it is recommended to buy 2 boxes.
**Due to different registration requirements of local governments, this product can only be sold to customers in Hong Kong. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. **

Simple testing process, you can check it yourself at home
Conduct a safe and accurate test for yourself and the people you care about.
1. Sensitivity up to 99.4%
2. Medical professionals adopt technology
3. Results in 20 minutes
4. Only oral fluid needs to be collected, no blood drawing is required

Details
HIV Self Test Rapid Self Test
This test detects the antibodies produced in the body to fight against HIV infection. A positive test result is a preliminary judgment and requires further testing at a medical institution to confirm the result.
Please be sure to follow the test instructions (HIV Self Test Hong Kong) to obtain accurate results.
Do not eat or drink for at least 15 minutes before starting the test, or use oral hygiene products for at least 30 minutes before starting the test.
WARNING: If you are taking HIV treatment (ARVs), this may cause false test results.

5 simple steps
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What's in the box (*Please see the accessories in the picture above)
1. Aluminum foil bag, including: test stick, test glue bottle, desiccant
2. User Manual
3. Reagent gel bottle rack

What are the “risk behaviors” that can lead to HIV infection?
Risky behavior is defined as any of the following activities:
Having sex (vaginal, oral, or anal) with more than one partner
Having sex with someone who is HIV positive or whose HIV status is unknown
Male-to-male sexual activity
Using illegal injectable drugs or steroids
Sharing needles or syringes
Sexual Transaction
Diagnosed with or have had hepatitis, tuberculosis, or sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis

Test results

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Test results notes
Negative result:
Due to the window period, any negative result does not absolutely guarantee that there are no low concentrations of HIV antibodies present in the blood sample, so regular retesting should be conducted.
Positive results:
Seek medical assistance as soon as possible.


Helpline
If the test result is positive, further testing is required for confirmation. You can call the Department of Health's AIDS hotline for assistance: Department of Health AIDS hotline 2780 2211
Other organizations that provide HIV testing services
Social Hygiene Clinic
Multiple community organizations, including: Support Society, Bluebird, Hong Kong Children and Youth Services Sexual Orientation Unlimited Program, Re-think Community Health Organization, Sisterhood, Midnight Blue, Hong Kong Rainbow, Rainbow Action (Phone: 6998 1069), AIDS Care Service Association (Phone: 6730 8050), Hong Kong Society for the Promotion of Hospice Care (Mercury Star No. 3 Health Education Program), Youth Leap – Adolescent Development Network, Wisteria, etc.
Private Doctor

Notice:
Do not use the Red Cross blood donation service for HIV testing. In the early stages of infection, the test may yield a negative result, but the blood may contain the virus and can infect others. If you need a free HIV test, please call the Department of Health's HIV hotline at 2780 2211.