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Genome-Based Diagnostics

Comprehensive STI Test Kit 6-Panel | At Home First-Void Urine & Lesion Swab Collection Kit

Comprehensive STI Test Kit 6-Panel | At Home First-Void Urine & Lesion Swab Collection Kit

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  • Chlamydia trachomatis
  • Neisseria gonorrhoeae
  • Mycoplasma genitalium
  • Trichomonas vaginalis
  • Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 (HSV-1)
  • Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 (HSV-2)

At-Home Specimen Collection

The kit includes all materials and instructions required for at-home specimen collection. First-void urine is commonly used for molecular testing of several pathogens. Lesion swabs are provided for collection when active lesions are present. Two prepaid return labels allow urine and swab specimens to be returned separately, if appropriate.

Multi-Analyte Screening

This kit enables laboratory analysis for multiple organisms using urine and swab specimens, as applicable.

Privacy & Confidentiality

Specimens are collected at home and returned to a high complexity CLIA-certified laboratory. Testing is conducted in accordance with applicable privacy and data-security requirements. All test orders are reviewed and authorized by a licensed healthcare provider.

Laboratory Methodology

Testing is performed using nucleic acid amplification testing (NAAT), a widely used laboratory method for detecting genetic material from bacterial and viral organisms in urine and swab specimens.

  • Detection depends on the presence of organism-specific nucleic acid in the submitted specimen
  • Lesion swab specimens are intended for collection from fresh, open lesions
  • Specimens collected after lesions have healed may not contain detectable nucleic acid

All laboratory testing follows established quality control and verification procedures.

  1. Order the kit online; delivered in plain, unmarked packaging
  2. Collect a first-void urine specimen following provided instructions
  3. Collect lesion swabs if lesions are present, following instructions
  4. Return specimens using prepaid shipping materials
  5. View results through a secure online portal, typically 1–2 business days after lab receipt
  • Instructions for registration of the 6-panel kit
  • Collection instructions for first-void urine collection kit
  • Urine collection funnel and container
  • Collection instructions for lesion swab kit
  • Swab test kit with three swabs
  • One set of gloves for swab collection
  • One label for each collection tube (two total)
  • Wallet-sized reminder cards for accessing results (two total)
  • One specimen bag with absorbent pad per collection kit (two total)
  • Prepaid padded return shipping envelope for each collection kit (two total)

This test is intended for laboratory screening purposes only and is not a substitute for clinical evaluation or medical advice. Test results should be interpreted in conjunction with clinical findings and patient history. 

Not available in MD, NJ, NY, PA, or RI. Results are for informational purposes only.

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FAQ's

How accurate are at-home tests?

At-home tests that use laboratory-based NAAT or PCR testing are highly accurate and comparable to clinic testing when samples are collected correctly. Our lab prides ourselves on advanced technology and accurate testing procedures. Awarded one of the most accurate labs in 2024 we continue to strive for the most accurate results for our customers.

What is NAAT testing?


NAAT (Nucleic Acid Amplification Testing) detects the genetic material of an infection and is considered the gold standard for early detection and multi-pathogen testing.

What is first-void urine and why is it used?


First-void urine is the initial part of the urine stream and contains the highest concentration of infectious organisms, making it more accurate than standard urine samples.

How long does it take to get results?


Currently, we average a little less than 58 hours until you get your results back.  This includes weekends, and delays if your sample returns as positive or if the results do not adhere to our strict quality control guidelines.  In those cases, we rerun the test from scratch to ensure accuracy.