Yes it is, and most would say at 8 weeks it's conclusive.
((I confused the the 60 days I typed with "6 weeks"). Because at the 6-week-mark it would be better to choose a "finger prick" test over the Oraquick ((for a better indication)), as Oraquicks may take longer to detect the virus.
Here we adhere to the 3 month mark. So follow up at 12 weeks with an antibody test. "But I wouldn't be worried if I were you".
Sorry about the confusion over Oraquick.
Thanks . Don't you think ORAQUICK antibody in home test is not reliable?
Judging by the type and timing of your tests one can say they're a good indication but not conclusive.
Stay protected for intercourse until the 12 week mark. The other activities (oral & masturbation) don't pose a risk.
It has already been 60 days ((just over 8 weeks)) since your your "first unprotected intercourse" encounter. ((So if you had an "ANTIBODY" test now - NOT THE ORAQUICK OR PCRS- and got a negative, that would be considered conclusive by some)).
12 weeks is conclusive. Expect a negative.
correction - 2)48 day test HIV-1 RNA, Qualitative - non reactive