still no risk.
transmission takes place inside the body. Only a mixture of gaping wounds that need medical attention, large amounts of blood and a high viral load MAY pose a risk for external transmission.
A pinprick doesn't qualify you for testing :)
You're completely fine and have no HIV concern. A lancet doesn't hold blood in it and there is no documented cases of HIV transmission by this method so you will not be the first.
Thanks alot. Im sorry to bother you but what if it was less than 30 seconds. Your answers mean the world to me
A lancet cannot hold a significant amount of blood on it. It's not like a syringe needle that can hold and protect infected blood inside it. Apart from that the virus doesn't stay active outside the body. You're safe and your folliculitis is certainly not related to HIV.