Frankly we do not care about what you find on another website. You were advised 3 month post exposure is when you can obtain a conclusive test result. Oraquick is a very reliable test taken at the correct time.
Does acute infection mean prior to three months? I just read another article that trashed the oraquick oral tests especially in acute infection.
http://www.thebodypro.com/content/73604/large-us-study-shows-which-hiv-tests-are-most-accu.html
You were already told your test was conclusive.
Last negative was at l32 days
3 months post exposure is when you take an Oraquick test.
http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/SafeSex/Q228027.html
have you read into this? Thats why i have trouble accepting a negative. I am just gonna have to grow some nuts and go for another blood test. I had one at 42 days that was negative. I hope i would have had antibodies by then if i was pos.