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Oraquick Home Test

I am female and had 3 partially protected, heterosexual encounters with no ejaculation, on Oct. 1st and 3rd of last year.

I took an Oraquick Advanced home test at week 10 followed by 3 at week 19.

So, 4 negative test results.

How likely are these to spit out 4 false negatives?

Can I move on and believe these results?
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Like everyone else who has had the same queries and suffers from any degree of skeptical thinking:

We expect that some time down the road we'll get, "Hey, just kidding, you have HIV those tests were wrong".

Thank you very much for your affirmations and timely response :-)
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Hiya, well you either had unprotected sex or you didnt, and that would define if you have a need to test in the first place.

As you have, you most certainly dont have HIV. Its impossible to have 4 negative tests that are all false, impossible.

You can relax, you have nothing to worry about.

I hope that helps.
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