i have finally did the hiv test. <0.25 means a negative, but when the figure is higher than hat it means you got the virus. i am 0.14, to the lab tests means negative, i was asked when was my last exposure, i did the test on the 9th of june, my last exposure was on the 5th of march. counting means (march , april, may, june) 3 months...right? then the doctor did the test because 3 months is the window period. then the doctor didn't call when i recieved the result, if the result was abnormal he would call right? i phoned i told them i don't know what is 0.14, the laboratory told me they can't reveal because of id cards problems and i contacted the gp group who finally explained that 0.14 figure is a negative and that the result is never 0.00 but always 0.1 something when you are negative. so i want to have a final answer.. is 0.14 considered negative by here's standards...some doctors here don't know what these figures mean, some think either you are positie or negative but according to the hospital i am negative.