Sexual health
Online STD tests range from a single infection to panels of seven or more. Prices only compare fairly when the infections covered match, so offers are grouped by panel contents below.
Prices read from official seller pages on November 10, 2026. “Lowest” means lowest among the offers compared here, not the lowest price anywhere.
Before you compare:
Which sellers we list: only online sellers that run an affiliate program. Other sellers, and free or public options, may cost less and are not compared here. Why and how we earn
Buttons go straight to each seller’s official product page. None of them is a paid link yet; once a seller approves us, its links will be labelled “Paid link” next to the button.
Totals are listed totals: the product price plus required fees shown on the seller’s pages, for this product ordered on its own. They exclude sales tax and optional add-ons and were not confirmed in a checkout. Where a fee can’t be confirmed we show “Check provider price” and leave the offer out of the ranking. How we compare
19 offers from 4 sellers in 10 groups.
Tests for chlamydia and gonorrhea only (urine or swab).
Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Panel
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: HealthLabs product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page says “No hidden fees” and the FAQ says there are “no fees for visiting the lab or for getting your results.” The page also shows a “Compare at” price of twice this amount, which we ignore.
Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Urine Test, Random
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Walk-In Lab product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+$6.00 per order physician fee”. One fee covers every test in the same order.
Fee text on the page: “+$6.00 per order physician fee”
Choose a Quest or Labcorp location; marker lists can differ slightly by lab.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Quest Health (questhealth.com) product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee” beside the price. It does not say whether the fee is per order or per test.
Fee text on the page: “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee”
No offers in this group match the filters.
Panels covering these four infections and nothing else. Fewer than two offers here have a known total, so no lowest-total label is shown.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Quest Health (questhealth.com) product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee” beside the price. It does not say whether the fee is per order or per test.
Fee text on the page: “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee”
No offers in this group match the filters.
Chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, hepatitis A, B and C, HSV-1 and HSV-2.
Comprehensive STD Panel (10 Tests)
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: HealthLabs product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page says “No hidden fees” and the FAQ says there are “no fees for visiting the lab or for getting your results.” The page also shows a “Compare at” price of twice this amount, which we ignore.
STD #2 Essential Blood and Urine Test Panel, 9 Tests
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Walk-In Lab product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+$6.00 per order physician fee”. One fee covers every test in the same order.
Fee text on the page: “+$6.00 per order physician fee”
Choose a Quest or Labcorp location; marker lists can differ slightly by lab.
No offers in this group match the filters.
Chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and trichomoniasis.
Quest Health (questhealth.com)
STD Screening Test Panel — Expanded
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Quest Health (questhealth.com) product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee” beside the price. It does not say whether the fee is per order or per test.
Fee text on the page: “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee”
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Labcorp OnDemand product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows one price with no added fee, and the refund policy describes the provider order fee as part of the “test purchase amount”.
No offers in this group match the filters.
Bacterial and parasitic infections; no HIV. Fewer than two offers here have a known total, so no lowest-total label is shown.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: HealthLabs product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page says “No hidden fees” and the FAQ says there are “no fees for visiting the lab or for getting your results.” The page also shows a “Compare at” price of twice this amount, which we ignore.
No offers in this group match the filters.
Urine test for three infections. Fewer than two offers here have a known total, so no lowest-total label is shown.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Labcorp OnDemand product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows one price with no added fee, and the refund policy describes the provider order fee as part of the “test purchase amount”.
No offers in this group match the filters.
Blood-only panel; no chlamydia or gonorrhea. Fewer than two offers here have a known total, so no lowest-total label is shown.
STD #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel, 3 Tests
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Walk-In Lab product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+$6.00 per order physician fee”. One fee covers every test in the same order.
Fee text on the page: “+$6.00 per order physician fee”
Choose a Quest or Labcorp location; marker lists can differ slightly by lab.
No offers in this group match the filters.
An HIV-1/2 blood screening test sold on its own.
HIV 4th Generation Duo Antigen/Antibody Test
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: HealthLabs product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page says “No hidden fees” and the FAQ says there are “no fees for visiting the lab or for getting your results.” The page also shows a “Compare at” price of twice this amount, which we ignore.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1 and 2 (HIV-1/2) Preliminary Blood Test (4th generation)
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Walk-In Lab product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+$6.00 per order physician fee”. One fee covers every test in the same order.
Fee text on the page: “+$6.00 per order physician fee”
Choose a Quest or Labcorp location; marker lists can differ slightly by lab.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Quest Health (questhealth.com) product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee” beside the price. It does not say whether the fee is per order or per test.
Fee text on the page: “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee”
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Labcorp OnDemand product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows one price with no added fee, and the refund policy describes the provider order fee as part of the “test purchase amount”.
No offers in this group match the filters.
An RPR syphilis screen sold on its own.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: HealthLabs product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page says “No hidden fees” and the FAQ says there are “no fees for visiting the lab or for getting your results.” The page also shows a “Compare at” price of twice this amount, which we ignore.
RPR (Rapid Plasma Reagin) Syphilis Blood Test, Qualitative
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Walk-In Lab product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+$6.00 per order physician fee”. One fee covers every test in the same order.
Fee text on the page: “+$6.00 per order physician fee”
Labcorp locations only for this product.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Labcorp OnDemand product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows one price with no added fee, and the refund policy describes the provider order fee as part of the “test purchase amount”.
No offers in this group match the filters.
Quest test code 36126: RPR with reflex to titer and confirmatory testing. Fewer than two offers here have a known total, so no lowest-total label is shown.
Price check is out of date: check provider price
Official seller page · not a paid link
Source: Quest Health (questhealth.com) product page · price read November 10, 2026 · listed price, not checkout-verified
The product page shows “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee” beside the price. It does not say whether the fee is per order or per test.
Fee text on the page: “+ $6.00 Physician Service Fee”
No offers in this group match the filters.
Commercial online tests are not always the cheapest route. These public and nonprofit options may offer free, low-cost or income-based testing. We don’t list prices for them because cost and eligibility depend on the clinic, your income and sometimes your insurance. Contact the clinic to confirm.
Cost: Lists clinics; the page says many “provide confidential and free or low-cost testing”.
Eligibility: Depends on each listed clinic.
Search by ZIP code for HIV, STI and hepatitis testing sites, then contact the clinic.
Official page · checked November 10, 2026
Cost: Services are “provided regardless of one’s ability to pay”; charges can depend on income.
Eligibility: Clinic-specific; STI services are part of the program.
Find a clinic through the Office of Population Affairs and ask about STI testing and fees.
Official page · checked November 10, 2026
Cost: “How much you pay depends on your income.”
Eligibility: Open to the public; fees are income-based.
Use the HRSA health center finder, then ask whether the center offers STD testing and what it costs.
Official page · checked November 10, 2026
Cost: Varies by health center; Planned Parenthood says STD tests can be “sometimes even free”.
Eligibility: Depends on the health center, insurance and income.
Contact a local health center for testing options and costs.
Official page · checked November 10, 2026
The seller is the company you pay online. It arranges a clinician’s order and sends you to a collection site run by a lab network, here Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp. Several sellers can send you to the same lab, at different prices. Each offer shows both, and seller profiles explain fees, state limits and refunds.
“No doctor visit” doesn’t mean no clinician: the sellers listed say an independent or in-house clinician orders the test. We don’t interpret results or advise whether you need a test; ask your own clinician.
Mostly because the panels test for different infections. A chlamydia and gonorrhea test, a four-infection panel and a nine-infection panel are different products, so we only compare panels with the same infection list.
No. Health departments, Title X family planning clinics and community health centers may offer free, low-cost or income-based STD testing. Eligibility, cost and services vary by clinic, so check with the clinic directly.
No. The sellers we list say an independent physician or their own doctors order the tests, and some offer a consultation or treatment for certain positive results. You just don’t need to see your own doctor first.