Complete STI Panel — urine + blood

Everything we test for, in one kit and one fee. The six-organism urine panel plus syphilis, hepatitis B and hepatitis C from a few drops of blood. Both samples go back to our Tampa laboratory in the same overnight envelope.

Complete STI Panel — urine + blood is a $299 at-home test using urine and small-volume blood (Tasso collection device) that checks 9 markers (Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonorrhea), Trichomonas vaginalis, Mycoplasma genitalium, Ureaplasma urealyticum, Mycoplasma hominis and more). You collect it at home and send it back by FedEx Priority Overnight to our Tampa laboratory to our CLIA-certified laboratory in Tampa, Florida. Results are ready in 2–3 business days from receipt. You view your result securely in your account — never by email.

$299

Urine and small-volume blood (Tasso collection device) Ships USPS Returns FedEx Priority Overnight to our Tampa laboratory Results in 2–3 business days from receipt 9 tests included

What it tests for

Chlamydia trachomatis
Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonorrhea)
Trichomonas vaginalis
Mycoplasma genitalium
Ureaplasma urealyticum
Mycoplasma hominis
Syphilis (RPR, with treponemal confirmation on a reactive screen)
Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg)
Hepatitis C antibody (anti-HCV, with HCV RNA on a reactive screen)

IMPORTANT: this panel does NOT include HIV testing. If you want an HIV test, ask your provider, or find free and low-cost testing near you at gettested.cdc.gov. One kit, both sample types, one fee — ordered separately these two panels come to $348. Collect the urine and the blood on the same day and send them back together in the prepaid overnight envelope. A reactive screening result on any of the blood tests is confirmed on a second, different method before we report it, which can add a day. A very recent exposure may not show up yet, so if you were exposed recently, test again later.

How it works

Order onlineWe post your kit by USPS, in plain packaging with nothing on the outside about what it is.
Collect at homeStep-by-step instructions are in the box and at labxdiagnostics.com/collect.
Post it backA prepaid FedEx Priority Overnight to our Tampa laboratory return label is in the kit.
Get your resultResults in 2–3 business days from receipt. You are told a result is ready — never what it says — and you sign in to see it.

What you will be using

Collection cupA sealed cup you fill at home to the marked line, cap, and post back in the prepaid mailer.

Tasso collection deviceA small button that presses onto your upper arm. No needle stays in you and there is no finger to prick — you press it once, let your arm hang down, and it fills on its own in a few minutes.

This panel uses both — a urine sample and a small blood sample, collected the same day and returned together.

Collect Monday to Thursday — never on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or public holiday. Couriers do not move samples over a weekend, and a sample that sits too long has to be collected again.

Step-by-step instructions come in the box, and are at labxdiagnostics.com/collect.

We cannot ship this kit to New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island or California.
Those states restrict laboratory tests ordered directly by the person being tested. If you live there, a clinician has to order the test for you — talk to your own provider, or contact us and we will point you at a clinic that works with our laboratory.

Not a diagnosis — review your results with a licensed physician. Medical disclaimer

Order this test — $299

50 million

individual test results reported

15+

years of continuous operation

3,000+

samples through the lab every month

CLIA

certified · COLA-Accredited
#10D2067145

We are not a start-up putting a website in front of someone else’s laboratory. LabX has been running clinical and toxicology testing for over 15 years — the same laboratory, the same people, and the same instruments that run your at-home kit.

Processed in our CLIA-certified laboratory. This test is not a substitute for care from your own provider. If you have symptoms that worry you, see a clinician.