I am just reading this today. What does this mean to : on4570 that you wrote:
"""Get off the forum troll. You've been reported. """
Get off the forum troll. You've been reported.
is 2 or O testing really necessary unless youve been in africa?
You are going to get banned if you keep it up. Your questions have been answered.
If someone gets tested using Labcorp ICMA after 3 months of exposure, and if the test is negative, is it conclusive?
So this ICMA test is conclusive after 3 months also?
You wouldn't need further testing. It would be conclusive.
so if this ICMA test is nonreactive after 14 months, do I need any further testing?
This negative result is final. Correct?
yes and no move on congrats
so if the test if negative after 14 months, is it negative? I don't need to worry about right?
well then they are the test experts you asked we told you
i may not be as educated as some on this topic but i spoke to a supervisor at labcorp that insists it is as accurate or more accurate than the elisa. i certainly hope so because i go to labcorp
It was FDA approved 5/18/2006
its called researching look for it
May I ask you, how do you know that it is FDA approved? If this test was done at 3 months,
is it reliable after 3 months.?..
my test results are negative after 14 months...so the test is negative. right?
May I ask you, how do you know that it is FDA approved? If this test was done at 3 months, is it reliable after 3 months...my test results are negative after 14 months.
Yes it is FDA approved and Yes it is reliable after 14 months.