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About GetSTDTested

GetSTDTested.com is committed to providing you the means to both gauge your sexual health, and maintain it - by offering pre-test and post-test consultations with medical experts that can help interpret your STD test results, discuss your symptoms and, in some cases, even provide treatment. When it comes to your sexual health, they are committed to 100% confidentiality, and we always treat matters personally.

What sets us apart:

Simply put, GetSTDTested.com provides an unparalleled service through convenient online ordering of the STD tests you choose to take, easy access to test results online, a peer-to-peer online forum, more local STD testing facilities than anyone else, and also provide toll-free consultation with real medical experts through their partnership with the American Social Health Association (ASHA) who has granted GetSTDTested.com their first ever seal of accreditation. They strive to make your STD testing experience as easy as possible, through both their end-to-end online process (ordering through to test results), and their unique at-home offering, providing you kits to test for both Gonorrhea and Chlamydia from the comfort of your own home.

History:

GetSTDTested.com was born from a history of commitment to excellence - proven by our founder, Tracey Powell. Prior to founding GetSTDTested.com in 2009, Mr. Powell founded Home Access Health in 1993 - currently the only company approved by the FDA to provide at-home STD testing for both HIV and Hepatitis C. At GetSTDTested.com, the mission is to continue this history of excellence and set the Gold Standard for STD testing and awareness.

Our commitment to privacy:

Your sexual health is a private matter and we treat it as such with 100% confidentiality. We will never share any of your information including your STD test results, other than when a positive result is required by the State Health Department.