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Can you get a oral quick hiv test done at a clinc?
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Maybe, maybe not: In general, the particular tests offered are up to each individual clinic. The oral fluids test is a bit less reliable than the blood tests, including the rapid blood test. In any case, you should contact the clinic itself and ask which HIV tests they routinely offer.
Answered 1/2/2016
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