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I did a rapid hiv antibody finger prick self test at 11 weeks.in instructions it is written the results are in 10 minutes. result clear negative. i kept the kit with me for 2.5 days and then there is a mild grayish pinkish line, is it neg or pos?
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What you saw later is not part of the result but degradation of the chemicals on the strip. Only the initial part counts.
Answered 10/24/2022
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