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To the Editor: Rapid tests have been developed predominantly for the purposes of quick, easy-to-use, reliable on-site antibody testing for HIV by non-laboratory trained health professionals.1 The introduction of rapid tests to resource-limited countries has resolved many logistical issues including limited access to laboratories, delayed results turnaround time, limited laboratory expertise, and exorbitant costs of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) technology.2,3

Reliability of HIV Rapid Tests in a Clinical Setting is Largely Dependent on User Performance