Description

Testing method
Allow the test box to equilibrate to room temperature prior to testing.
1.Rermove the test card from the sealed foil bag and use it as soon as possible.After opening the sealed pouch, use thetest as soon as possible within 1 hour.
2.Place the test apparatus on a clean, level surface.
3.Aspirate the urine sample with the provided dropper, then add 3 drops (approximately **0ul) of urine sample to thesample well. Start the timer.
4.Waiting for results. Results should be read after *5 minutes. The results after *0 minutes are not convincing.

Sample requirements
1. Collect urine sample
2. When sampling, make sure the urine cup is clean to avoid contaminating the sample.
3. The sample should be clarified. If there is visible precipitation, it should be fitered, centrifuged orthe supernatant shouldbe collected after precipitation.
4. Keep the urine sample as fresh as possible.If not used temporarily, the sample can be stored at **8 degrees for one month5. lf specimens are to be transported, they should be packaged in accordance with local regulations regarding thetransport of pathogens. 
POSITIVE:
In addition to the presence of C band, if T band is developed indicates that HIV*1/2 Antibody is detected in the specimen. The result is positive.
NEGATIVE:
If only the C band is present, the absence of any burgundy color in the T band indicates that no HIV*1/2 Antibody is detected in the specimen. The result is negative.
INVALID:
C Band fails to appear. With or without a T band is an invalid result.

Limitations
1. This kit is a clinical auxiliary diagnostic product, which can rapidly detect human immunodeficiency virus type I(HIV*1) antibody and type II (HIV*2) antibody in urine. The test results are for clinical reference only and cannot be used alone as the basis for confirming or excluding cases. For the purpose of diagnosis, the test results should be used in combination with clinical examination, medical history and other examinations.
2. Due to the limitations of the method, a negative test result does not rule out the possibility of HIV infection in patients, especially those infected in the window period.
3. Samples undergoing antiviral infection treatment may have false negatives.
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