Instructions on how to use the HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits, rapid syphilis instant test kits, rapid hepatitis instant test kits, rapid malaria instant test kits, rapid dengue instant test kits, rapid prostate instant test kits, and rapid medical test kits for travelers.
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 1:
Wash your hands with clean soapy water and then rub your fingertip with the supplied
alcohol pad
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 2:
Grasp the lancet in both hands, push the plunger into the body
of the lancet and then twist the lancet body
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How to use HIV Home Kit HIV instant test kits 3:
While grasping the lancet’s plunger, pull the body of the lancet away firmly to separate the two components
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 4:
Press the lancet firmly against your finger and press the release tabs
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 5:
Wait until a large drop of blood forms – gently pressing each
side of the finger will help
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 6:
Use the supplied micro-pipette to gently suck the blood from your finger
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 7:
Drop 1 to 2 drops of blood into the reservoir marked S
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 8:
Deposit 2 drops of HIV Home
Kit buffer solution into the reservoir marked S with the
blood
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 9:
Test results are generally aparant within a few minutes. However, you should wait for up to 20 minutes to ensure the test is complete.
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How to use HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits 10:
A line at the T mark – NO MATTER HOW FAINT – after 20 minutes should be followed with either a second test or consultation with a healthcare professional for a Western Blot or PCR test.
If no line appears at the T mark after 20 minutes your HIV test is deemed NEGATIVE
Disclaimer: HIV Home Kit rapid HIV instant test kits provide a screening analysis only. Diagnosis should not be based on a single rapid HIV instant test result, but only after additional clinical HIV test results have been evaluated.