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  • I did come across something weird while I was taking a test with this kits.

    has anybody seen this? the package or pouch that contain the whole component has LOT #.

    the small pouch that also enclose the membrane has also LOT # printed on the back.

    but they both has different LOT # why???? did anybody notice that??? mine read as B1G125 and the small pouch reads LOT # B16121. shouldn't be the same specially when all the component in the same package? please let me know if u come across.ok

  • so either there is something wrong with your test or something wrong with my blood.

  • You people need to add "indeterminate" test result. I had two "indeterminate" test result with your test and it scared the life out of me. What happened was the control dot showed up, but then a slight cloud showed up above that (not a full other dot). Both tests went "reactive" after the 5 minute mark. The nurses were confused and said they never saw such a thing before.

    I ended up getting a full elisa/western blot test, and I am HIV NEGATIVE.

  • @Koreagrrl everybody are different when it comes to reacting to hiv infections. some people's immune system produce antibody, while others do not produce antibody at all for life. so since insti kits designed to look for antibody specific to hiv, my point is just to get tested with western blot. biolytical should really make it clear these to, instead of just making money of bogus claim that do not work for lost people.

  • if your blood takes 2min or so to fill up the pipet due to cold conditions does that mean that the test is invalid? Cheers

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