Tested with Home Access @ 8 weeks 1 day

[nydave]

Hello anyone that may know the answer.
I had tested 8 weeks and 1 day from an incident.
I posted earlier about the risk (refresh anyone's memory):  I am gay...dated another male for about 2 months.
He had a physical...said he was tested for HIV (neg.).   Last intercourse with him was on May 4th 2008.
Tested on Monday using this mail-in HIV test (Home Access test) purchased on Internet from their website.

Idea of testing negative in a couple more weeks?  ..good sign I am thinking?

Anyways have no reason to think he may have lied about his testing.  
What factors can I weigh in my favor to "help" convince me that the 12 week absolute test will be negative?
ideas? thoughts?  

THanks.  Dave

[nydave]

P.S.  He did state that he was getting vaccinated for Hep B (series of 3 shots) if that means anything.

[Teak]

Getting vaccinated for HBV doesn't mean anything. You should go ahead and do your 3 month test to obtain a conclusive result then use condoms everytime you have anal sex.

[nydave]

I was thinking more along the lines of ,,,,,what is the likelihood of turning +ve from that negative test?

Thanks Bud.

[nydave]

would be taking one of these tests be just as accurate as testing 8 weeks at a clinic?

[regularjoey]

Don't worry, the likelihood of turning +ve now is close to zero.  Home Access kits are about as reliable as any other test.  

[Nickolas290]

I'm going to have to agree with joey.

[Teak]

Read the instructions that came with the HOME ACCESS collection kit. 3 months is conclusive. The test should not have been taken until three months post exposure for a conclusive test result.