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Get peace of mind with our quick and discreet STI test. We screen for 10 common sexually transmitted infections including chlamydia and gonorrhoea. The service is open to anyone with mild or no STI symptoms who just want to get checked.
Regular STI testing can help to catch sexually transmitted infections early, so you can get the right treatment and avoid any serious health issues down the line. Our convenient STI Test is ideal if you’ve had a recent sexual encounter, you've noticed symptoms, changed partners, or just want peace of mind. For a more comprehensive check, you can add on a vaginal, rectal or throat swab to test for chlamydia and gonorrhoea. We recommend taking swab samples from all areas exposed to sexual activity, as infections may not always be detected in urine alone. Most STIs take some time to show up in your system after a sexual encounter. Testing too soon might not give you accurate results, so it’s best to wait at least 14 days before taking an STI test. For urine tests, make sure it’s been at least 2 hours since you last went to the bathroom. And if you’re on your period, please wait until its finished before booking your STI test.
Appointments are held in high-end, thoughtfully chosen locations - space designed for comfort and privacy.
Easy online booking, clear communication and safe procedures, every step is smooth and reassuring.
Insights that help you to take control and feel better. We are extremely proud of our short turnaround times and efficient laboratory processes, you will start receiving results as soon as they are available, however please note the turnaround time stated cannot always be guaranteed.
Please ensure you are well hydrated prior to your appointment as being dehydrated may impact the blood draw.
Please be aware that urine samples must only be provided more than 2 hours following previous urination. - testing cannot be completed while menstruating