BSUK Ltd
OraQuick HIV Self Testing Kit x 2
OraQuick HIV Self Testing Kit x 2
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The OraQuick HIV Self Test is the original and first CE Marked Oral Fluid self-test. #KnowYourStatus in minutes from a simple mouth swab.
As accurate as blood, but without the prick.
We know our stuff and honestly, no HIV test is easier.
- Just a simple and pain free swab of your gums, with your easy-to-read result in just 20 minutes.
- No blood. No labs. No questions.
- Free Standard Delivery in discrete packaging
How the test kit works?
The OraQuick HIV Self Test detects specific antibodies for HIV in your oral fluid sample. The reason that is so accurate is that the sample volume size is so much bigger than a blood test - and so much easier to use
Your test needs just one simple and pain free swab of your top gums and bottom gums - no blood is needed.
The OraQuick HIV Self Test puts you in charge and allows you to discreetly determine your HIV status at a time and a place that is convenient for you. It's like a pregnancy test, but different....
OraQuick HIV Self Test kit includes everything you need to perform your test
- 2 x OraQuick HIV Self Test Kits Containing:
- 2 x OraQuick HIV Self Test Device
- 2 x pre filled buffer tube
- 2 x Instructions for Use
- 2 x Opaque Disposal Bag
Free standard UK delivery is included!
Orders placed before 2pm Monday-Friday will be dispatched that day, orders received after 2pm or at weekends will be despatched the next working day.
After 20 minutes your test will be completed, and you will be able to read your result.
DO NOT read your result after 40 minutes.
About the HIV testing window: 4 weeks after exposure about 50% of people have made the antibodies for HIV. By 6 weeks after exposure, this goes up to about 95%, however, some people don't make these antibodies until up to 12 weeks after infection. The OraQuick HIV Self Test detects antibodies to HIV, not the actual virus itself. This is why it is so important not to rely on a negative test result until 12 weeks after your most recent possible exposure. If you test within this window period, you should test again after 12 weeks to confirm your result. A positive test result is always a positive test result, regardless of the window period.
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