Makes no difference. The two tests are equivalent.
That's the problem with the rapid HIV tests: there is a substantial risk of false positive results. That the subsequent tests were negative is solid evidence you didn't catch HIV. Almost 100% of newly infected people have positive antibody tests -- both by rapid tests and standard lab-based tests -- by 11 weeks.
You can be sure you don't have HIV. You don't need any further testing.
Best wishes-- HHH, MD
sorry when looking back at the tests the one at seven and eleven weeks was done with clearview complete hiv test and the one at nine weeks was by oraquick advance- all negative. i dont know if the additional info makes any difference but just checking. is one test better than another?
The first positive test rapid test was indeed false positive. HIV is not your problem. You are NEGATIVE. No additional testing is warranted