After a specific exposure
One specific infection
Check for one infection after a particular exposure.
STI Tests
Wondering if you need an STI test? If you've had unprotected sex or a new partner, our Chlamydia Test is one of the most requested single-infection checks, using a simple urine sample rather than a swab. But it's far from the only option: testing from home is the quickest way to find out, without booking a clinic appointment or having an in-person conversation you'd rather avoid. Which test is right for me?
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Which STI Test Should You Choose?
Not every situation calls for the same test. Some people want to check for one specific infection after a particular exposure, others prefer a broader combined panel, and some are testing simply as part of a regular routine between partners.
Fuller picture
Broader combined panel
Check for several infections at once in one order.
Routine
Regular check-up
Testing as part of a regular routine between partners.
Infections You Can Test For
Gonorrhoea
Syphilis
Herpes (HSV-1 & HSV-2)
Trichomoniasis
6 more infections we test for
Rapid tests are completed at home and give an indication in around 10–15 minutes. Laboratory tests require you to return a sample for analysis; timings vary by test, so check the individual product page before ordering.
Why Test for STIs From Home?
Many STIs cause no noticeable symptoms, which is why relying on how you feel is not enough. Testing at home removes the need to book a clinic appointment or have an in-person conversation, making it easier to follow through with getting checked.
This can matter just as much after a new relationship starts as after a specific concern. A combined panel can provide a broader picture than testing for one infection at a time.
STI Testing FAQs
Can you have an STI without symptoms?
Yes. Many STIs cause no noticeable symptoms. Chlamydia, for example, is often asymptomatic: at least 70% of genital infections in women and around 50% in men may show no symptoms at diagnosis. Syphilis can also go unnoticed for years. That's why testing is useful even when you feel well.
How soon after exposure should I test?
It depends on the infection. A syphilis test is most accurate at least 3 to 6 weeks after a potential exposure. For an HIV self-test, it typically takes between 23 and 90 days for antibodies to reach detectable levels. Testing too early may give a false negative.
Should I choose a rapid test or a lab test?
Choose a rapid test if you want a quick at-home indication, with results in around 10 to 15 minutes. Choose a laboratory-based test if you want the most reliable option.
Does a combined STI test include syphilis and HIV?
Not always. Our 8-in-1 STI Test uses a urine sample and checks for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, Trichomonas, Mycoplasma genitalium, Mycoplasma hominis, Candida, Ureaplasma and Gardnerella. Syphilis and HIV need a finger-prick blood sample, so test for them separately or choose a panel that includes them.
What should I do if my result is positive?
Get a confirmatory laboratory test from a healthcare professional or sexual health clinic as soon as possible. Home tests are screening tools, and all positive results should be verified by a doctor.
Can two people use one kit?
No. Each kit is single use. If two of you are testing, a twin pack gives you two complete kits with a multibuy saving compared with buying them separately.
How quickly will my test arrive?
Order before 2pm Monday to Friday and your kit is dispatched the same day, with UPS Pre-12pm Next Working Day Delivery available. Weekend delivery with DPD Express and collection from an InPost locker are also available at checkout.