Do you know the HIV test?

Using condom can prevent HIV. Once if you don’t use condom with the person you don’t know well. Do you know how you to test yourself whether be infected? The only way to tell if they have been infected with HIV is by taking an HIV-antibody blood test. This test should be done through a testing site, doctor's office, or clinic familiar with the test. It is vital that you chat what the test may mean with a qualified health professional, both before and after the test is finished.

You can receive free publications from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. To see brochures, or to ask any questions about HIV infection or AIDS, call the CDC National AIDS Hotline at 1-800-342-AIDS. The Hotline is staffed with information specialists who can offer a wide variety of written materials or answer your questions about HIV infection and AIDS in a prompt, confidential manner. There are also local groups that can help you find the information you need. Contact your local health department, AIDS service organization, or other community-based organization dealing with HIV and AIDS. The CDC National AIDS Hotline can tell you how to contact all of these. We are into exporting condoms that provides healthy sex life and a happy married life. Our Condoms makes you free from the fear of unexpected pregnancy and prevent HIV. Best condom exporters. Email: linda@oemcondoms.com