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You can get an at-home test for just chlamydia or select panel kits that screen for multiple STDs. A standard STD panel might include testing for chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, and trichomoniasis. Kits that test for chlamydia and gonorrhea are common.

With a finger prick and vaginal swab, the Everlywell at-home STD kit for females lets you test for six of the most common STDs. Each purchase comes with instructions, the materials for sample collection, prepaid shipping both ways, and both digital and printable results.

If you need to get tested for STDs but would prefer not to see a provider in person, at home STD testing is a great option. With at-home STD testing a kit is shipped to your home where you collect your sample and then you send it to a lab for analysis. Results are reported via email, website, or app.

If you're stuck for words, here's what to say (depending on your results): “I got my test results back and tested positive for [INSERT STI]. It's totally treatable and the doctor prescribed a medication for me to take for [INSERT NUMBER OF DAYS]. I'll be tested again in [INSERT NUMBER OF DAYS] to make sure it's gone.

What are STD tests? STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) are infections that are mostly spread through sexual activity, including vaginal, oral, and anal sex.

The iPlaySafe STI testing app is free to download – and you don't have to get tested to use it. Once you download the app and create your profile, you can get invitations to see someone's verified STI status, so you know exactly what their sexual health is like before deciding whether to take things further.

If you need to get tested for STDs but would prefer not to see a provider in person, at home STD testing is a great option. With at-home STD testing a kit is shipped to your home where you collect your sample and then you send it to a lab for analysis. Results are reported via email, website, or app.

Can you test for STDs by yourself? Yes. For at-home STD testing, you collect a urine sample or an oral or genital swab and then send it to a lab for analysis. You can collect the sample in the privacy of your home without the need for a pelvic exam or office visit.

You can say that you want to get tested because you care about your health AND their health. Here are some ways to start the conversation: This is hard for me to talk about, but I care about you and I think it's important. How do you feel about going to get tested for STDs together?

Hula, a new iPhone app, is hoping to help you get lucky… safely. The app points users to the best STD test centers, can receive their results and can even privately share said results with partners through the app — a process which is of course called “unzipping.”

There are some rapid, at-home STD tests available; they are designed to function like a home pregnancy test, with self-collection and results within 30 minutes or so. However, these are not approved by the FDA to be sold directly to consumers.

You can get an at-home test for just chlamydia or select panel kits that screen for multiple STDs. A standard STD panel might include testing for chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, and trichomoniasis. Kits that test for chlamydia and gonorrhea are common.

With a finger prick and vaginal swab, the Everlywell at-home STD kit for females lets you test for six of the most common STDs. Each purchase comes with instructions, the materials for sample collection, prepaid shipping both ways, and both digital and printable results.

If you need to get tested for STDs but would prefer not to see a provider in person, at home STD testing is a great option. With at-home STD testing a kit is shipped to your home where you collect your sample and then you send it to a lab for analysis. Results are reported via email, website, or app.

If you're stuck for words, here's what to say (depending on your results): “I got my test results back and tested positive for [INSERT STI]. It's totally treatable and the doctor prescribed a medication for me to take for [INSERT NUMBER OF DAYS]. I'll be tested again in [INSERT NUMBER OF DAYS] to make sure it's gone.

What are STD tests? STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) are infections that are mostly spread through sexual activity, including vaginal, oral, and anal sex.

The iPlaySafe STI testing app is free to download – and you don't have to get tested to use it. Once you download the app and create your profile, you can get invitations to see someone's verified STI status, so you know exactly what their sexual health is like before deciding whether to take things further.

If you need to get tested for STDs but would prefer not to see a provider in person, at home STD testing is a great option. With at-home STD testing a kit is shipped to your home where you collect your sample and then you send it to a lab for analysis. Results are reported via email, website, or app.

Can you test for STDs by yourself? Yes. For at-home STD testing, you collect a urine sample or an oral or genital swab and then send it to a lab for analysis. You can collect the sample in the privacy of your home without the need for a pelvic exam or office visit.

You can say that you want to get tested because you care about your health AND their health. Here are some ways to start the conversation: This is hard for me to talk about, but I care about you and I think it's important. How do you feel about going to get tested for STDs together?

Hula, a new iPhone app, is hoping to help you get lucky… safely. The app points users to the best STD test centers, can receive their results and can even privately share said results with partners through the app — a process which is of course called “unzipping.”

There are some rapid, at-home STD tests available; they are designed to function like a home pregnancy test, with self-collection and results within 30 minutes or so. However, these are not approved by the FDA to be sold directly to consumers.