Worried About Ur Escapade?!

[ILikeBigOnes]

Originally Posted by LostALau

Your didi too small or the cd too big. Find out the cause and choose a cd of the right size. Alternatively, use a rubber band to tight the open end of the cd after u put on.

ouch....

thats below the belt!

[samfan]

Latest updates from the US FDA for in-home HIV Tests.

The US FDA has officially announced that they have approved the sales of OraQuick In-Home HIV Test Kits in the US. OraQuick HIV Test kits are already FDA approved and provides an assay reliably of up to 92% accuracy.

This is a long awaited approval, in which will save many more lives due to the stigma associated with HIV testing.

Let's hope that Singapore's HSA will take cue from it's US counterpart, and start evaluating in-home HIV test kits to be made available over-the-counter in Singapore.

Self-testing kits are readily available in the blakc market over the internet. However, their quality and reliability are always suspect. Even those bearing "CE" or "US FDA" marks, are no guarantee, since they may not have been procured from proper channels.

In the worst case scenario, we can at least still purchase HIV test kits legitimately from authorised US suppliers. Kits for personal use are not prohibited for use in Singapore.

[hentaiboy]

Originally Posted by samfan

Latest updates from the US FDA for in-home HIV Tests.

The US FDA has officially announced that they have approved the sales of OraQuick In-Home HIV Test Kits in the US. OraQuick HIV Test kits are already FDA approved and provides an assay reliably of up to 92% accuracy.

This is a long awaited approval, in which will save many more lives due to the stigma associated with HIV testing.

Let's hope that Singapore's HSA will take cue from it's US counterpart, and start evaluating in-home HIV test kits to be made available over-the-counter in Singapore.

Self-testing kits are readily available in the blakc market over the internet. However, their quality and reliability are always suspect. Even those bearing "CE" or "US FDA" marks, are no guarantee, since they may not have been procured from proper channels.

In the worst case scenario, we can at least still purchase HIV test kits legitimately from authorised US suppliers. Kits for personal use are not prohibited for use in Singapore.

Nice thread you have here bro. Sincerely thank you for it. So far I've stayed safe with condoms on all the time including BJ too.

Anyway, can any bro provides info on whether masseur in TN and HC who requires license to begin a career in TN/HC needs to do a HIV and STD test?