Trichomoniasis Test Kit

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Trichomoniasis Test Kit FAQs

• What does the Chlamydia Test Kit look like?

  The test kit includes two plastic tubes, accompanying paperwork, and a prepaid envelope.

• Does the test involve a swab or a urine sample?

  Our test kit involves a urine sample for both men and women.

• What do I need to do after I have received the test kit?

  The kit comes with a full list of instructions.

  A fresh urine sample is required. This will fill the smaller of the two plastic tubes. The total amount required is quite small. Place the smaller plastic tube, containing the sample, into the larger plastic container. This will protect the sample during transit.

  All accompanying paperwork should be fully filled in and included with your sample. Using the addressed prepaid envelope, post the sample and paperwork.

• How long does it take for the results to come through?
  The results usually take approximately three working days.

  It usually takes about two days for the samples to reach the laboratory. Samples are analysed on the day of receipt. The results are then sent to us electronically, which we will then forward to you.
• What happens if I forget to include my paperwork?
  If you forget to include the supporting documentation, please let us know as soon as possible. This way we can liaise with the laboratory to ensure you get your results.
• What happens if my results come back positive?

  If your results are positive, we can provide you with the appropriate treatment. There are two options available, the most popular being a one-off dose of Azithromycin tablets.

• If I have already had treatment, can I test again to ensure the treatment was successful?

  Yes, however, you should only test after six weeks, otherwise, it can show a false positive result.

• Is the laboratory result reliable?

  Yes, the laboratory we use is based in central London and has been operating for many years. Located near Harley street, it offers a wide variety of testing.

• Is your service confidential?

  Absolutely. We will never divulge any information without your written consent.

• Is the packaging discreet?

  Yes. All of our orders are sent using plain packaging with nothing on the outside to indicate what you have ordered.

• Will the results be sent to my Doctor/GP?

  No. We will only inform your doctor if you specifically ask us to.

• Do I need to inform my GP?

  If you would like to have it added to your medical records, it may help your doctor in the future, should they need to consider prescribing for you.

• Will the Chlamydia Test Kit identify any other Sexual Transmitted Infections?

  No. The chlamydia test kit will only test for chlamydia and will not identify any other sexually transmitted infections.

• What will arrive?

  On completion of the Chlamydia test request, we will send the kit to you via 1st class mail. The kit should arrive within a few days. The kit arrives in discreet packaging – an unmarked white plastic bag.

• What's in the test kit?

  The kit contains all that is needed for you to collect a urine sample and send it to the laboratory. This may differ from what is shown, as we will only include what is needed to collect the specific sample that is required.

• How do I collect my sample?

  The basic test kits require a urine sample, and come with full instructions on how to collect this.

• Returning your Chlamydia test

  After taking the sample, make sure you complete the attached form. Place both sample and form in the box. The postage is prepaid, so all you need to do then is put the envelope into a postbox.

• How will I recieve my results?

  The test results are received by email.

• Who can use this test?

  Both men and women can use this test. Men need to provide a urine sample, whilst women might need to provide a urine sample or a vaginal swab.

• How soon after sex can I provide a sample?

  You can take a Chlamydia test at any time, but it is unlikely that an infection will show if it was contracted in the two weeks before taking the test. As such, if you take a test within two weeks of having unprotected sex it is recommended that you retake the test later.