Thanks nursegirl i trust ur guys advice ..
It's no secret that there are conservative agencies that place a minimal or theoretical risk to oral sex. Even the CDC says there is a very low risk associated with oral sex.
In the case of the oraquick home test, remember, they are out to make a profit, so including that info on the box dramatically increases the number of people who would purchase the test.
The FACTS tell a very different story about oral sex. If indeed it was an appreciable risk, there would be newly reported infections from oral on a daily basis, and there just isn't.
We have this debate all the time on this forum, people question how we could tell people oral is no risk. We give our advice based on scientific facts...studies, physiology, and the fact that there is NO statistical data about oral sex related HIV infections. We give out assessments based on our knowledge, people have to decide for themselves if they want to choose to worry about oral sex.