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Colorless line on T part of Oralquick, does it mean positive result? Hi
Yesterday I did a oralquick test, everything was followed the instructions. After 20 minutes, The Line next C is red and obvious, with a glance at it, I did not see anything wrong.But when I zoom up it, I saw a full thin line with no color, and it looks dented, like a guttered line, but it really exists. I became a little worried, so I bought another one after 2 hours, this time the colorless line did not show up, it was Negative. But I was confused what my first result stands for, and it seems that few of people has similar situation with me since I googled it a whole day. Do I need to do further test? Please give me some advice. My risk is before 3 month, had a unprotected vagina sex with a male. Thanks for your patience.
Your test was negative at the first place. Your next one confirmed the same - again. Those lines as long as are in the negative threshold, they are negative. Time to move on, bud.
The colorless line is next to the T part, I forgot to say.
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Call the manufacturer because they invented it and can help you with any technical questions.
"..before 3 month, had a unprotected vagina sex." The meaning of that comment is unclear. Your test will not be conclusive until 12 weeks after your encounter, so how many weeks ago did you have the sex?
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