diff --git a/Experiments/Experiments/ABTest.swift b/Experiments/Experiments/ABTest.swift
index 30988d9cb94..a1d5185f48a 100644
--- a/Experiments/Experiments/ABTest.swift
+++ b/Experiments/Experiments/ABTest.swift
@@ -7,11 +7,6 @@ public enum ABTest: String, CaseIterable {
     /// `An enum with no cases cannot declare a raw type`
     case null
 
-    /// A/A test for ExPlat integration in the logged in state.
-    /// Experiment ref: pbxNRc-1QS-p2
-    ///
-    case aaTestLoggedIn202210 = "woocommerceios_explat_aa_test_logged_in_202210"
-
     /// A/A test to make sure there is no bias in the logged out state.
     /// Experiment ref: pbxNRc-1S0-p2
     case aaTestLoggedOut = "woocommerceios_explat_aa_test_logged_out_202211"
@@ -39,7 +34,7 @@ public enum ABTest: String, CaseIterable {
     /// When adding a new experiment, add it to the appropriate case depending on its context (logged-in or logged-out experience).
     public var context: ExperimentContext {
         switch self {
-        case .aaTestLoggedIn202210, .productsOnboardingBanner, .productsOnboardingTemplateProducts:
+        case .productsOnboardingBanner, .productsOnboardingTemplateProducts:
             return .loggedIn
         case .aaTestLoggedOut, .abTestLoginWithWPComOnly:
             return .loggedOut
diff --git a/docs/EXPERIMENTS.md b/docs/EXPERIMENTS.md
index 45df23f969e..1c8b5ceb0b8 100644
--- a/docs/EXPERIMENTS.md
+++ b/docs/EXPERIMENTS.md
@@ -38,3 +38,13 @@ if ABTest.experimentName.variation == .control {
     // Treatment logic
 }
 ```
+### Experiment Design Considerations
+
+If your experiment uses an exposure event, watch out for race conditions between the exposure event and the test assignment or experiment metrics. The exposure event must be triggered _after_ the app receives the test assignment from the experiments endpoint, and _before_ any of the experiment metrics are triggered.
+
+Due to potential race conditions, do not use these as exposure events:
+
+- `woocommerceios_application_opened`
+- `woocommerceios_application_installed`
+
+When designing a logged-out experiment, consider that you may not need an exposure event at all.