FirstVue™ HIV-I-II-O

Posted in NON Waived - NON Waived - Whole Blood - Serum

FirstVue™ HIV-I-II-O Highly Sensitive, 4th generation HIV Test Kit is for the detection of HIV-1 sub-types A/O & HIV-2 infection in whole blood, serum or plasma. This HIV test uses our latest colloidal platinum technology with a highly specific and unique set of antigens in the test card, employing a unique combination of monoclonal-dye conjugate and polyclonal solid phase antibody-binding proteins that selectively identify the presence of subtypes a/o HIV-1 antibodies.

Cassette Device, Single Screen

The HIV epidemic is a major public health concern with over 40 million HIV infected people worldwide. HIV is transmitted through contact with blood and other body fluids. This includes unprotected sex, maternal transmission, the receipt of infected blood or blood products and injection drug use.

**As is true for all screening tests, a reactive rapid HIV test result must be confirmed with a follow-up confirmatory test before a final diagnosis of infection can be made.

Highly Sensitive, 4th generation HIV Test Kit is for the detection of HIV-1 sub-types A/O & HIV-2 infection in whole blood, serum or plasma. This HIV test uses our latest colloidal platinum technology with a highly specific and unique set of antigens in the test card, employing a unique combination of monoclonal-dye conjugate and polyclonal solid phase antibody-binding proteins that selectively identify the presence of subtypes a/o HIV-1 antibodies.
    
Features & Benefits

    Registered Medical Device
    Easy To Use Testing Proceedure for both Men & Women
    Two Simple Steps - Add Sample & Reagent Developer
    Laboratory Accurate Colloidal Platinum Technology
    Easy-to-read Color Band Signal with Built-in Test Control
    Confidential Results in 10 Minutes
    High Sensitivity & Specificity
    No Additional Instrumentation Required
    For In Vitro Professional Use Only

It is important to note that you might not find antibodies in your system for up to (3) three months after you are exposure to the HIV virus... Like any antibody test, the test usually turns positive (4) four to (9) nine weeks after exposure... Symptoms usually show up anywhere from (2) two to (12) twelve weeks after being exposed. So it is importrant to keeps testing for up to (9) nine weeks after your first exposure...