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STD Testing at-home lab collection kit

Health Testing

STD Testing

Confidential, physician-reviewed screening on your terms.

This panel is used to help diagnose HIV, syphilis, herpes, chlamydia, and gonorrhea.

Infectious Disease
Physician ReviewedSecure ResultsHSA/FSA Eligible
Lab provider:
Access Medical Labs
Sample type:
Serum, Urine
Fasting required:
No
Processing time:
3 business days
Collection:
Required at a laboratory location
Price$199.99
Optional add-ons

A Medura account is required to order lab tests. You'll sign in or create one at checkout, where we'll collect your legal name and date of birth to match your results securely through Medura.

Reviewed by a licensed physician

Secure results in your Medura account

At-home collection or a nearby lab visit

Personalized next steps with your results

Your results are delivered securely and confidentially to your Medura account. Your privacy is our priority.

What's included

What is reflex testing?

Reflex testing uses predefined clinical logic to automatically order one or more follow-up tests based on the initial test results. Reflex tests are performed automatically without the intervention of the ordering practitioner. They are conducted using the same sample your patient already provided. If reflex tests are required, there will be additional charges.

Possible reflex / follow-up tests

  • HIV-1 Ab
  • HIV-2 Ab
  • RPR Titer
  • Reagin Ab
  • Treponema pallidum Ab (FTA)

Additional details

How reflex testing is triggered

If specimens are positive by the screening assay but negative by the antibody differentiation assay, HIV Confirmation Testing will be performed at an additional charge.

If RPR is reactive, RPR Titer and Syphilis Total Ab will be performed at an additional charge.

If RPR and Syphilis Total Ab do not agree, FTA (Fluorescent Treponemal Ab) will be performed at an additional charge.

Patient instructions

  • Collect your urine sample before your blood draw. Bring your urine sample with you to your blood draw. The blood and urine samples MUST be shipped together.
  • Do not drink excessive water before your urine collection.
  • Blood sample collection must be performed by a phlebotomist, Monday through Friday only.
  • Please hydrate before your blood draw.

Patient Preparation & Collection Instructions

Before Your Test

  • Fasting is not required; eat and drink normally
  • For the most accurate results on Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, or Trichomonas testing, avoid urinating for 1-2 hours before providing your urine sample
  • Drink plenty of water beforehand; being well-hydrated makes the blood draw easier and helps you provide a urine sample
  • Tell your practitioner if you are currently taking or have recently finished a course of antibiotics, as this can interfere with bacterial STI results

Urine Collection

  • Collect the "first-catch" (the very first 20-30 mL of your urine stream) directly into the sterile specimen cup provided
  • Do not fill the cup with mid-stream urine; finish urinating the rest into the toilet

Blood Draw

  • A standard blood sample will be drawn to screen for HIV, Syphilis, and Herpes Simplex Virus

Swab Collection (if applicable)

  • If your test includes site swabs, carefully follow the instructions provided with your kit
  • Avoid letting the sterile tip of the swab touch any external surface before or after collection to avoid contamination

Blood Draw Options

Several convenient phlebotomy options are available to complete your lab testing:

LabCorp Patient Service Centers (PSC)

Location
Visit a nearby LabCorp Patient Service Center (available through Access Medical Labs' partnership with LabCorp)
Cost
Included at no extra cost
Scheduling
How this option is accessed depends on how the order was placed in Fullscript; the customer's Fullscript account will provide the correct requisition/check-in process for this option
What to bring
A valid ID and your digital or printed requisition form

Preferred or Independent Phlebotomist

Location
Use the phlebotomist directory to find a local provider
Cost
Varies by provider, typically $30-$80
Scheduling
Contact your selected provider directly for availability; calling by phone is recommended
What to bring
A valid ID and your digital or printed requisition form
Note
If you have ordered additional Access Medical Labs tests, collect those samples before your blood draw and bring them with you; all Access Medical Labs test samples must be shipped together

Mobile Phlebotomy

Location
Sample collection at your home or office
Cost
$85.00 sample collection fee, added as a cart add-on at checkout
Availability
Available in most locations, confirmed by zip code during checkout
What to bring
Your digital or printed requisition form and valid ID ready; the phlebotomist will contact you by phone to coordinate arrival
Note
If you have ordered additional Access Medical Labs tests, collect those samples before your blood draw and have them ready to ship together

What happens next

Order your lab test through Medura, just like any other product. Within 24 hours of your order, you'll receive a secure link to create or access your lab test account, where your lab requisition is generated. Depending on your specific test:

Specialty tests

Specialty tests (such as certain stool, saliva, or breath tests) ship directly to your home within 24 hours of your Medura account being set up, with all collection materials, instructions, and prepaid return packaging included.

Standard panels

Standard panels generate a digital requisition inside your Medura account. Enter your zip code to find a nearby Quest or LabCorp location, or schedule a mobile phlebotomist to come to you.

Your account may include personalized supplement recommendations to help address areas of concern identified by your lab work.

Medura provides comprehensive lab testing services. Test orders are reviewed by a licensed physician as required by law. Your health records and results are securely stored through the secure account link Medura provides you. Results are for informational purposes and do not constitute a diagnosis. Always discuss your results with a licensed healthcare provider.