What is a Full Private STD Test At Home?
8 BioMarkers:
What are the 21 Types we check for?
Test type test for HPV variant screens for the following 21 types: 16, 18, 31, 59, 66, 53, 33, 58, 45, 56, 52, 35, 68, 51, 39, 82, 26, 73, 6, 11, 81. The certificate will tell you if you are positive or negative for any of these types, including which type you are positive for.
Your result might be negative if you have none of the abovementioned types.
Why choose Us?
Because we use CE-certified PCR laboratory equipment that sensitively and accurately detects any of these STDs in your swab.
When you place the order, a hassle-free self-swab STD test kit will be sent to your home. However, you must remember to follow the simple instructions and then post the swabs back to our labs free of charge.
- 21 x HPV Danger Variants included
- The Latest laboratory Technology
- Deal Direct Laboratory Best Prices
- Deal Direct Laboratory Best Support
- Pre-Paid Royal Mail Tracked 24/48, Return to Lab Label included.
- Result Certificate Issued by Confidential Email (No SMS)
- MHRA Registered IVD Devices
- Support via WhatsApp during business hours
What’s included?
Swab Kit
- Swab.
- Sample tube with liquid.
- Plastic Transport Sponge
- Return bag UN3373.
- Pre-paid label.
- Instructions for use.
Urine Kit
- Sample container.
- Pre-paid label.
- Plastic transport Sponge
- Return bag UN3373.
- Instructions for use.
And how long does it take?
The target time to email the STD results is 1 working day from receiving them in the laboratory.
* If your results are positive, please visit your health provider for treatment *
How do I get a prescription?
Customers across the UK have often complained that they have difficulty getting a prescription when they get a positive result. Also, they often visit a doctor or NHS SH centre, which leads to a waste of many hours and travel costs and paying private Doctors’ fees.
Medicines Online is the first UK Diagnostic Laboratory to bundle a Prescription Referral Service with its STI Full Panel solutions.
Bundle in at the time of Purchase: Price £30
- You can select the package at the time of the order. The price is a special bundle price.
- Select the Prescription Bundle at the checkout.
- Complete your purchase, and if you get a positive result and the option is available for that product, go to your dashboard and fill out the pop-up Referral Questionnaire from the Doctor.
- If your results are positive, your Referral is automatically transferred to the Doctor for processing. If the doctor has any questions, you will be contacted by email or telephone. If approved, your Original and Signed prescription will be automatically posted for next-day delivery to you in the mail for you to take to your nearest Pharmacy.
Total time: 2-3 days from positive result to prescription delivery.
When choosing the bundle prescription, regardless of your result, you choose the special price ‘In case of receiving a positive result’. A regular prescription is twice the price. The bundle option is an offer as a pack. This value is not refundable.
Non-Bundle Price £60
You can wait until you get your positive result and then visit our Online Prescription Page and pay for your Prescription Consultation at the regular rate of £60.
The steps:
- Purchase the Prescription referral product on the website.
- Provide your order number that you had a positive result so we can track it.
- Complete your purchase and fill out the pop-up Referral Questionnaire from the Doctor.
- For positive results, your Referral is automatically transferred to the Doctor for processing. You will be contacted by email or telephone if the Doctor has any questions. If approved, your Original and Signed Prescription will be automatically posted for day delivery in the mail for you to take to your nearest Pharmacy.
Total time: 3-5 days for prescription processing and Royal Mail Track24 delivery.
Prescription does not apply for checking for HPV, HIV and Syphilis products.
What is the Scientific Data from the Instrument and Reagent Supplier?
Technology Method:
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Limit of Detection:
NEISSERIA GONNORHOEAE/ CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS/ U. UREALYTICUM:
1×104 CFU/mL, 5×102 IFU/mL, 1×104 CFU/mL , respectively.
Sensitivity:
In the kit’s positive and negative reference controls, the positive and negative coincidence rates were 100%.
Specificity:
No cross-reactivity of the kit between the microorganisms was observed.
Accuracy:
Precision reference controls were repeated 10 times, and the Ct value’s coefficient of variation (CV%) was no greater than 5%.
Result/Outcome/Range:
Positive/Negative/Inconclusive
Validation-Active Information:
- EQA: Yes
- Inter-laboratory validations
- Periodic according to the validation schedule
- Event-triggered- QC/Calibration/New materials/Batch
Accuracy
The accuracy of any of our diagnostic tests is defined as the combination of sensitivity and specificity variables. Sensitivity is the test’s ability to confirm positive results; specificity eliminates negative results. All our tests are validated with high accuracy (up to 98.5%).
Variables
Accuracy can be affected by various factors that our lab cannot control. However, infection intensity, patient health, and sample quality are dependent on adherence to “home sampling” procedures and can all limit the results. Although our tests are extremely sensitive, a poor-quality swab makes it harder to detect the presence of infection, as fewer viral particles will be present. Please carefully consider the information sheet accompanying your sample collection kit to ensure a high-quality sample.
Detection
Any diagnosis should also be discussed with your healthcare provider. The Results from the Medicines Online screening laboratory are intended to be viewed with a patient’s medical history, diet, genetics, lifestyle, and other factors that may influence results, which should be shared with your GP when discussing these results.
Positive result
A positive result suggests the presence of viral particles in the sample during testing. Upon receiving positive results, you should contact your healthcare provider for treatment. You can also gain a prescription through our website. It is possible any or all of the bacteria checked for do not present symptoms of the disease, but you may still be infectious to others.
Negative result
While this STD check can provide reassurance, it is important to understand its significance. This means the exam did not detect the presence of infection at the time of sampling. The results should still be discussed with a healthcare provider while considering lifestyle and sexual history. Furthermore, if you are in contact with someone who is positive for the disease or has begun to present symptoms consistent with the disease, you should contact your GP.
Page Quality Review:
Review Date : 20/02/2024
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People Share Their Worst Stories
“My body is a temple of damnation.”
I got chlamydia from an ex once. We didn’t use a condom, and the very same week, he called me to tell me he had a sexually transmitted disease (STD). The next day, he came over to hand me the pills he had received from the medical centre. “I’ll say I lost them to get new ones,” he told me.
I found it sweet but decided to get an STD Profile, too, just in case. Who knows, maybe I’d slipped through the cracks and didn’t have to take those pills? Alas, the results were positive. I did have chlamydia, which was “also in your anus,” my doctor helpfully added.
I burst out laughing, which maybe was slightly inappropriate.
It wasn’t because I was ashamed of having anal sex but because I had never heard of an anal STI. The pills I was given were different from my ex’s. Good thing I got checked. Otherwise, I would still be walking around with chlamydia in my ass right now.
I asked some young people about their most unpleasant experiences, how they contracted them and what they learned from them. For obvious reasons, they all asked to use an alias.
I developed blisters on my vulva.
“Last summer, I found out from an infection I had contracted an STD at Lowlands [a music festival in the Netherlands]. On the first night of the festival, I was completely off my face and had sex with a guy I had just met. We didn’t use a condom, so I had to take a morning-after pill the next day.
Not long after, I found out I had herpes. I had a gross, smelly discharge and pain while peeing, and I developed blisters on my vulva. It was very uncomfortable, although I’ve heard much more disastrous stories about herpes.
In the beginning, I had a bad feeling about that night.
My body was pretty upset because of the herpes and the morning-after pill, and I didn’t have my period for a while.
The other day, I met a cute guy, and my vulva started getting sore. I immediately stressed out. Luckily, it wasn’t herpes – but the idea that I can potentially infect my sex partners with something they have to keep forever is very unpleasant.
Overall, this experience allowed me to have a more sensible relationship with my sex health. I get tested regularly; I take it seriously. I also communicate about it with friends and sexual partners.”
– Elisabeth, 24
Did you know that when I went to the toilet to check, my pants were full of yellow shit?
“As we speak, I have pubic lice. It’s extremely itchy; I’m constantly scratching. About two weeks ago, I noticed something lying there. It was moving. I picked it off my skin and took a close look at it. ‘What the fuck, it’s a louse,’ I thought. Gross.
I don’t know how I caught it; I had unprotected sex with several people. I have quite a history of STDs. Besides pubic lice, I’ve had chlamydia once and gonorrhoea twice. I know this because I have regular exams at the Medicines Online shop.
Two years ago, while I was at work, I felt something sticky in my pants. When I went to the toilet to check, they were full of yellow discharge shit. I had gonorrhoea and had to take antibiotics.
After that, I said to myself, ‘I’m only going to have safe sex; my body is a temple.’ But a few weeks later, I thought, ‘Fuck it, I’ll do it without condoms.’
A year later, I was on holiday and felt sick.
I sat on my bed and saw pus coming out of my dick. I saw a doctor who did an injection in my ass [to treat the gonorrhoea]. That time, I got sick and promised myself once more never to have unprotected sex again. But even after that, things quickly went wrong again. It seems like I never learned my lesson.
If you have an STD, you should inform your sex partners. I don’t – I know it’s bad, but I find it too embarrassing. Get an STI Test to keep informed. The way I treat my body is reckless and stupid. My body is a temple of damnation. Rationally, I know it’s super important to have safe sex, but I can’t keep it up. The silly but honest reason for this is I get hornier without a condom.” – Piet, 32
Wow, can you believe it? Results were positive both vaginally and in my nipple piercing.
The last person I’d had sex with [before him] was my ex. We’d broken up because he had made out with someone else. He’d told me he hadn’t had sex with her, but the STD had to come from him since I hadn’t had any other sex partners yet. Busted.
After the breakup, I had sex with my ex again, so I sent him a text to warn him [about my STDs]. He tested positive for chlamydia. That’s when I knew for sure: I contracted two different STDs from two different guys.
Physically, it wasn’t too bad except for my nipple piercing, which was badly infected. It hurt so much I couldn’t even bend over.
It turned out I tested positive both vaginally and in my nipple piercing.
I was given pills to treat chlamydia. They made me feel nauseous because I took them on an empty stomach. For gonorrhoea, I was given an injection in my butt cheek, which caused a minor muscle ache afterwards, but that was fine.
Since then, I have been more likely to use a condom with people I don’t know – it was not the case before that. Fortunately, today I can laugh about the whole story.” – Mimi, 20
If I hadn’t checked, I might still be walking around with chlamydia.
“My STD Test story is a bit complicated. In the summer of 2020, I broke up with my first boyfriend. A few months later, I had a brief relationship with Rik. They were the only two guys I’d ever had sex with. Then I met a guy on Tinder named Bas, with whom I had my first one-night stand. After we had sex, he sent me a message saying I should get tested for STDs because he had physical symptoms.
It seemed impossible to me. I had two monogamous relationships and had casual sex once, and now this?
I went to my GP in a panic.
The result turned out to be negative. I felt relieved but had a weird feeling in my stomach. So, I decided to contact my GP again to double-check. ‘Oh, your urine test is not back yet,’ she said. It turned out they’d made a mistake.
The next morning, I got a call: I did have chlamydia. If I hadn’t checked, I might still be walking around with it and its consequences.
I still don’t know whom I had this STD from, but I feel I have the right to know. Even though it was solved with two pills, I found it uncomfortable and complicated. Since then, I’ve got checked regularly, and I want to tell everyone: Get tested, even if you’ve had few sex partners.” – Dauphine, 26
Shipping and Return Policies
Appointment:
Missed appointments or cancellations less than 24 hours prior are not entitled to refunds. Rescheduling is possible but not guaranteed. Please contact the customer service prior to the appointment time to discuss cost and availability options.
Shipping & Return:
We have a 14-day return policy, which means you have 14 days after receiving your item to request a return.
To Qualify for any return, the product must be in the same condition as when you received it. Not used, not opened, unworn, in its original packaging. You will also need to send it to us with the receipt or proof of purchase.
Please return to: Medicines Online, 89 Falcon Rd, London. SW11 2PF
You can read our full return policy here:
https://medicinesonline.org.uk/return-policy/
We offer next day delivery; however courier delivery times are out of our control. We are unable to offer refunds for any late deliveries. But you will receive courier tracking information once your order has been dispatched. And orders placed by 1pm are dispatched on the same day.
What are the Shipping and Returns Policies?
We have a 14-day return policy, which means you have 14 days after receiving your item to request a return.
To Qualify for any return, the STD product must be in the same condition as when you received it. It is not used, not opened, unworn, and in its original packaging. You will also need to send it to us with the receipt or proof of purchase.
Please return to Medicines Online, 89 Falcon Rd, London. SW11 2PF
You can read our full return policy here:
https://medicinesonline.org.uk/return-policy/
We offer next-day delivery; however, courier delivery times are out of our control. We are unable to offer refunds for any late deliveries. But you will receive courier tracking information once your order has been dispatched. Orders placed by 1 pm are dispatched on the same day.
Lolita P. –
Shipping was efficient, and results were delivered on time. However, had a slight issue with the clarity of the instructions.
Tommy Foster –
In general, the experience with medicines online was good
Vivian –
Delivery and test results were very fast. Good customer service. I recommend.
Cathy H –
The first time i used Medicines Online. These 8 tests’ value was too good to pass up compared to the competitors most of them are double the price. I am obligated to say that the service is very professional. and that other company I won’t be using anymore. Only Medicines Online from now on.
Gavin –
Really good service thanks medicines.
Cidalia Almeida –
Most complete STI kit I’ve found and didn’t have to wait weeks for results. Will be recommending, thank you.
Angela R –
Such good value and really quick delivery.