PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ORAQUICK TEST INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY!
Negative Result:
If your HIV self-test result is negative, you are on a prevention pathway
To ensure you remain negative, HIV prevention includes:
Condom use
PrEP- (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) A medication that can be taken (usually daily) to prevent contracting HIV if you have an exposure
PEP- (Post-exposure prophylaxis) A medication taken after an HIV exposure (up to 72 hours after exposure) to prevent the virus from reproducing in your body and infecting you
If you use syringes, access our single-use supplies program
If you are interested in PrEP or need PEP, please call our office or stop in to see our provider!
Disclaimer: Even if your self-test results are negative, if you have had an exposure to HIV within the last 3 months, you could still have HIV. It takes around 3 months for an HIV infection to be reflected on rapid HIV tests.
Positive Result:
If your HIV self-test results are positive, don’t panic! Have a look through the included “What if I am Positive?” pamphlet.
Call our office to schedule an appointment! We will need to run a confirmatory test to ensure your self-test was not a false positive. If you are confirmed to have HIV, we are here to help you start and maintain your care to suppress your viral load and ensure you live a healthy life!
We will get you scheduled for an appointment with one of our HIV case managers and a medical provider to get you started on treatment.
