HIV Testing

Free At-Home Replacement Test Kit Offered to Purchasers of Confide

Published in AIDS Weekly, September 1st, 1997

Home Access Health Corp., Hoffman Estates, Illinois, maker of Home Access Express HIV test system, have offered a free HIV test kit to consumers who have purchased Confide and are unable to obtain their test result as a result of Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) June 26, 1997 announcement that it would be withdrawing Confide from the market.

"People who are trying to get tested for HIV need to know that there is a safe and accurate at-home alternative," said Richard A. Quattrocchi, Home Access Health Corp.

According to J&J, consumers who purchased Confide and did not ship their test sample to the laboratory for processing by August 8, 1997, will not be able...

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