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hi i tested for full panel of std using stdtestexpress which sent my samples to quest. my results all came back neg and i have the report from quest. however, for some reason i am having thoughts that they just made up because of their online status ...everywhere i go they wanted the results to be given in person except this place...how r they able to do that ? and am also confused that whether the lab tech sent the corrrect samples to lab and did not contaminate them or anything she asked me to verify my name before she put in some sort of machine i guess for temperature?
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Hi there,

It's a legitimate company and no, there's no rational reason to believe that the test samples would or could be contaminated. Since your event was completely without risk, your test would be negative anyway.
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from 2013-2015 i had a lot of encounters with other males and they were kissing cuddling frot sucking nipple i received oral two times but never involved me giving oral or any anal sex
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What was your exposure, why do you think you might have contracted HIV?
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but regardless of my encounters my ques is that is this stdtestexpress site legit and how can they release tests results online ? and is it possible that a lab tech cud contaminate the test samples even by mistake once they r in that tube
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