Let's begin by taking a looking at the definition of HIV provided by
the suppliers of the MiraTes HIV home test kit.

<http://www.mirates.co.uk/read/hiv_test#hiv_test1>

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1 What is HIV?

HIV is the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. This is the virus that causes
AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). If somebody has Aids, the
natural defense system of the body gets weakened. As a consequence,
simple infections like a cold or the flu, that normally would have no
serious hazard for the health of a person, can now have dramatic or
even deathly consequences.

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Notice how they quickly avoid their own question and go on to discuss
AIDS.  Unfortunately the idiots even get that wrong.  According to HIV
theory it's HIV that weakens the immune system, not AIDS.  AIDS is
suppose to be the result of an immune system weakened by HIV, not the
cause of it.

<http://www.mirates.co.uk/read/hiv_test#hiv_test4>:

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4 Why test for the presence of HIV in the blood?

If you have been in contact with strange blood or when you have had
unprotected sex, it gives a lot of uncertainty. You might be exposed
to sexual transmittable diseases (STD’s) like HIV. Although the chance
of an infection is generally very small, it is present. The only way
to find out whether you are still HIV negative (no HIV present in the
blood) is to do an HIV test.

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Okay, that sounds reasonable, however the small print of the
instructions contain this eye-opener
<http://www.mirates.com/read/ifu_hiv_test?submenu=285>:

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If you have tested positive, this means that the test has detected
antibodies against HIV in your blood. However, there is a chance that
the test gives a positive result while you are not infected with HIV.
You should not consider this is a direct proof of HIV or AIDS.

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So this is just another inaccurate antibody test.  Oh, and what did
they mentioned in FAQ 4?

"The only way to find out whether you are still HIV negative (no HIV
present in the blood) is to do an HIV test."

Would that be the same HIV test that doesn't test for HIV?