Rapid Urine Test for AIDS (HIV 1.2)

The HIV 1.2 Home Rapid Test is a quick, easy, and discreet at-home test designed to detect antibodies against HIV types 1 and 2 in urine. This test provides reliable results in just 15 minutes, without the need for a blood sample, making it convenient and accessible to anyone who wants to check their HIV status.

What is HIV?

The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) attacks the immune system and, if left untreated, can lead to AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). The virus is transmitted primarily through:
✔ Unprotected sexual contact
✔ Sharing needles or syringes
✔ From an infected mother to her baby during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding

🛑 Important: HIV is not transmitted through kissing, hugging, sharing utensils, or casual contact.

Why is it important to get tested?

🩺 Early detection of HIV allows for timely initiation of treatment, which can help you lead a long and healthy life.
🛡 Regular testing is recommended for anyone who has been at risk, even if they have no symptoms.

Key features of the test:

✔ Fast and convenient – results in just 15 minutes
✔ Non-invasive method – uses urine instead of blood
✔ High accuracy – 93.1% sensitivity and 99.3% specificity
✔ Clear results – visual indication of a positive, negative, or invalid result
✔ The kit contains everything you need – test cassette, sample pipette, buffer, and instructions for use

How to use it?

1️⃣ Collect the sample – Collect urine in a clean container.
2️⃣ Add the sample – use the pipette to add 3 drops to the test cassette.
3️⃣ Wait 15 minutes – read the result.

Interpreting the Results:

✅ Positive: Two colored lines (control and test) – consult a doctor for a confirmatory test.
❌ Negative: One line in the control zone – no antibodies detected.
⚠ Invalid: Control line is missing – the test must be repeated.

🛑 Important: The test does not detect a recent infection – it is best used at least 3 months after potential exposure.

Additional information

• Regular testing is key to prevention. If you are in a high-risk group, it is recommended that you get tested every 3 to 6 months.
• HIV treatment (antiretroviral therapy) allows people with the virus to lead fulfilling lives and prevents the transmission of HIV to others.
• When should the test be used?
  This test detects HIV infection if used 3 months after a risk event. If you want to get tested before 3 months have passed, you should see your doctor or a local healthcare provider.
  If you have HIV, it will show up on the HIV self-test kit if at least three months have passed since you were exposed. This three-month period, during which HIV may be present but not detectable, is also called the window period.

📦 Storage: at 2°C – 30°C, away from direct sunlight.
📅 Expiration date: see packaging.

🔹 Order now and try it quickly, discreetly, and safely at home!