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Lab Test · Sexual Health · Confidential

Common STD Screen

Confidential screening for the most common sexually transmitted infections — no referral, no awkward questions. Just fast, private results online.

100% confidential Results in 24–48 hrs No referral needed

What's screened

HIV (1 & 2)
Syphilis (VDRL/RPR)
Gonorrhoea
Chlamydia
Hepatitis B surface antigen
Hepatitis C antibody
Herpes simplex (HSV-1 & 2)
Trichomonas

Testing is the responsible choice

Many STIs have no symptoms. Regular screening is one of the most important steps you can take for your own health and that of your partners.

How it works

01

Book privately

Book your screen online — no referral or prior doctor visit required. Completely confidential.

02

Sample collection

Visit a partner collection site or arrange a home visit. Blood and/or urine samples are collected.

03

Results online

Receive your results privately online within 24–48 hours. A doctor can help you understand and act on them.

Questions

Is the test completely private?

Yes — your results are delivered securely to your MDLink account. Nothing is shared without your consent.

Do I need symptoms to get tested?

No — most STIs can be present without any symptoms. Regular screening is recommended for anyone who is sexually active.

What if a test comes back positive?

Book an online consult immediately. A doctor will explain your results, advise on treatment, and help you navigate next steps including partner notification if needed.

How often should I screen?

Recommendations vary — sexually active adults typically screen annually or after a new partner. A doctor can advise on the right frequency for your situation.

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Medical disclaimer. This page is for general health education and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Laboratory results should be interpreted by a licensed physician in the context of your full medical history. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider with questions about a medical condition.