Testing seems to be catching on.
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The “OraQuick HIV Self-Test,” which allows individuals to detect antibodies for both HIV-1 and HIV-2 with an oral swab in just 20 minutes in the privacy of their own homes, is being promoted by the CDC.
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kits cost NT$200 (US$6.6) and can be purchased at 362 locations, including pharmacies and saunas, as well as 26 automatic vending machines around the country
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After registering their results, users will also be automatically entered into a raffle with the chance of winning some 240 prizes, such as convenience store vouchers worth up to NT$10,000
