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What you should know about the HIV 1/2 Rapid Strip

An HIV test is crucial for early detection of HIV infection. The HIV 1/2 Rapid Test Strip is a simple and quick way to screen for antibodies to both HIV-1 and HIV-2. The test uses a small amount of serum, plasma or whole blood and provides results in just 15 minutes.

What is the HIV 1/2 Rapid Strip?

This test is a lateral flow immunoassay that uses a membrane with protein A and recombinant HIV antigens. If HIV antibodies are present in the sample, they will form a visible band on the test strip, indicating a positive result.

Benefits of HIV 1/2 Rapid Strip

  • Resultat på 15 minutter
  • For use with serum, plasma or whole blood
  • Easy reading with clear control and test line
  • Can be used without advanced equipment

How to perform the test

  1. Apply the sample to the test’s sample area (S)
  2. Add buffer solution to the buffer well (B)
  3. Wait 15 minutes and read the result

When should you take an HIV test?

If you have had unprotected sex, shared needles, or are in a risk group, you should take an HIV test.

Resultatfortolkning

  • Positive: Two colored lines (test and control)
  • Negative: One colored control line
  • Invalid: No line or only a test line – the sample must be repeated

Safety and discretion

The test is shipped in neutral packaging. All necessary test equipment and Danish instructions are included.

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FAQ – HIV test

Is the HIV 1/2 Rapid Strip test approved?

Yes, the test is CE-marked and meets the requirements for in vitro diagnostics.

Kan jeg bruge testen derhjemme?

The test is intended for professional use, but it is easy to use and can be used at home if the instructions are followed carefully.

How do I interpret the result correctly?

A clear control line must always be visible. If in doubt, contact a healthcare professional.

What should I do if the result is positive?

Consult a doctor for confirmatory testing and further guidance. The test serves as a screening method.

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