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We have an HIV 1/2 test kit that is 99.9% accurate and only takes 20 minutes. Rapid and accurate, take a blood test at P U L S E Clinic.
Rapid HIV Test - Get Quick HIV Screening With Same-Day Results at PULSE Clinic Today!
✔ ACCURATE ! - Conclusive at 28 days post exposure.
✔ AFFORDABLE ! - Our rapid HIV test is afforable.
✔ CLEAN ! - We use disposable single-used instruments.
✔ DISCREET ! - We do not have to report infections.
✔ FAST ! - You will receive HIV test result in 20 minutes
✔ WALK IN ! - No appointment required, just walk in.
✔ WEEKENDS ! - We open on everyday plus weekends.
HIV Test Pricelist at PULSE Clinic
| Test | Price | How Long Does It Take For the Results? |
| HIV Antibody 3rd generation | 590 THB | 15-60 mins |
| HIV Antibody 4th generation | 1,390 THB | 20-40 mins |
| HIV PCR RNA | 3,890 THB | 3-5 working days |
Promotion for Standard STI Tests at PULSE Clinic
| Package | Special Price |
| HIV + Syphilis + HCV Screening | 1,100 THB |
| HIV + Syphilis + HCV + HBV (Antigen & Antibody) Screening | 2,200 THB |
Why Get Tested for Other STIs Along With HIV?
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What is a Rapid HIV Blood Test?
A rapid HIV blood test is a quick and efficient method to detect HIV infection by analyzing a small blood sample. These tests are designed to deliver accurate results within minutes, making them an ideal option for those seeking fast and confidential HIV testing.
PULSE CLINICS offers two reliable options for rapid HIV testing:
OPTION 1: HIV Combo The rapid HIV test at PULSE Clinic is a combination antigen and antibody 4th generation finger prick blood test. The test is simple and quick, giving accurate results in only 20 minutes. Our rapid combo test detects more acute HIV infections than that of previous 2nd & 3rd generation tests available. This new rapid blood test identifies HIV-positive patients earlier within a smaller window period, helping to prevent further transmission during this extremely infectious early stage. This HIV test can be taken from 2 weeks after exposure to the HIV virus and is taken in a completely confidential and discrete environment at all our branches throughout Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines and Malaysia.
OPTION 2: 3rg generation Rapid HIV Test This Rapid HIV test at PULSE clinic is a HIV antibody tests (also called third generation tests). An HIV antibody test looks for these antibodies in your blood, oral fluid or urine. If these antibodies are found, it means that your body is reacting to an HIV infection and that you have HIV. 3rd generation antibody tests have a window period of approximately three to four weeks.
For fast, reliable, and confidential HIV testing, visit any of our branches in Southeast Asia.
How Does a Rapid HIV Test Work?
With our sterile finger-prick technique, we collect a tiny blood sample to perform the rapid HIV test. Using a quick and painless procedure, a small drop of blood is placed onto a portable testing strip, delivering accurate results in just 20 minutes. This convenient method ensures a fast, confidential, and reliable HIV test at all PULSE CLINICS locations.
What Should I Do After My HIV Test Results Come Out?
| What Should I Do If My Result Was Positive (Detected HIV Infection) | What Should I Do If My Result Was Negative (Does Not Detect HIV Infection) |
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When Should You Test for HIV?
I HAVE LOW RISK: Get tested once a year
I HAVE HIGH RISK:Get tested every 3 months, and consider taking PrEP.
I MIGHT BE EXPOSED TO HIV: HIV screening is all about timing. The right test at the right time means accuracy.
- If your exposure was less than 3 days ago, see our doctor at the clinic ASAP to immediately discuss if you need an emergency pill or HIV PEP.
- If your exposure was 7-10 days ago, you should do the HIV RNA PCR. Results normally take 7 working days.
- If your exposure was 14-16 days ago, you should do the HIV Combo test. Results normally take 20 minutes.
- If your exposure was at least 22-28 days ago, you should do the HIV Antibody test. This test can be easily done at the clinic, it takes 20 minutes.
If you experience symptoms like fever, muscle aches, rashes, sore throat, or enlarged lymph nodes, it's important to consider an HIV test. However, keep in mind that not everyone with HIV shows these signs. If you believe you may have been exposed to HIV or are at risk, it's crucial to get tested, even if you don't have symptoms. Early detection is key to managing and preventing further transmission of the virus.
You might be at higher risk of HIV while in Thailand, especially if you don't have a proper protection. Getting tested is key in taking care of yourself for HIV. The only way you can be sure you have them is to get it tested, because HIV are usually asymptomatic. Having no symptoms doesn't mean no HIV. Getting treated early also means less chance of HIV developing into AIDS, which can cause long term health issues. Get tested and treated at PULSE Clinic today!
Is It Safe to Get Tested at PULSE CLINICS?
Absolutely! At PULSE CLINICS, we use clean, sterile, and single-use instruments for every test. As part of a growing trend in healthcare, we prioritize disposable instruments like cotton, alcohol pads, needles, and gloves to ensure the highest level of safety. This practice is followed at all our branches in Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia.
If you're concerned about the risk of infection from testing, rest assured that we take every precaution to protect you, not expose you. We understand that some people may have excessive worries about infection. If you feel these concerns are overwhelming, we can recommend compassionate mental health professionals who offer private, non-judgmental support.
| Item/Test | Proper time to get tested (How many days after the risk exposure) | Sensitivity (%) (After 45 days) | Specificity (%) (After 45 days) | Waiting time |
| HIV Antibody 3rd generation | At least 21 days after risk | 99.91-100% | 99.75% | 20 min |
| HIV Antibody 1/2 | At least 21 days after risk | 100% | 97.20-99.30% | 20 min |
| HIV Antibody 4th generation | At least 16 days after risk | 99.76-100% | 99.81% | 20 min |
| HIV PCR RNA | At least 10 days after risk | 95.00% | 99.00% | 10 days |
HIV Test Accuracy and Window Period
The HIV window period is the time between potential HIV exposure and when a test can provide an accurate result. During this time, the body begins to produce an immune response to the virus, specifically HIV antibodies. An HIV test detects these antibodies, indicating the presence of an infection. Understanding the window period is essential for ensuring accurate testing and early detection of HIV.
The Importance of HIV Window Periods
Different HIV tests have different HIV window periods, as different tests detect different indicators of HIV infection during the HIV development cycle.
As HIV develops in the human body, HIV antibodies and antigens (protein) will develop too. Different HIV tests thus detect different antibodies at different stages.
When a wrong HIV screening is done during the window period, a person can be infected with HIV but the test results may still show negative. This is called a false negative HIV screening result.
Should I Also Test for Other STDs?
If you have been at risk of HIV exposure then it is very likely that you have been exposed to other STDs. Because of this, we highly recommend that you also screen for other STDs such as Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Hepatitis, Herpes and Warts.
- Rapid Test for HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis B/C Virus
- PCR28 Comprehensive STD Test for 28 Infections
- HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) DNA Testing for Men and Women
- HPV Thin Prep for Cervical Cancer Screening in Women
You might also want to consider some preventive methods to help reduce the risk of STD transmission, especially in people who already have a history of having an infection. For example, HIV PrEP is a highly effective method in HIV prevention, DoxyPEP for bacterial STI, or getting HPV vaccines for 100% protection against 9 dangerous strains of HPV.
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Too Worried to Wait?
The fastest way to find out if you have been infected with HIV or not is to do the HIV PCR TEST 7-10 days after the potential exposure. The next earliest accurate test is the HIV Ag/Ab Combo test at 15-17 days post-exposure.
All other HIV tests are subject to a 3 months window period. In other words, you have to wait for 3 months before knowing for sure if you have been infected with HIV or not. You can potentially spread it to your sexual partners during this time without even realizing it.
If you took HIV PEP before it is recommended that you consider taking HIV PrEP after that for prevention.
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