Edmonds STD Testing

Same-Day Private STD Testing

You have many options to choose from when seeking Edmonds STD testing thanks to our locations throughout Washington and over 4,000 STD testing locations throughout the United States. You don't have to wait between purchasing your testing package and visiting one of our 98026 STD testing centers with our fast testing. We guarante your test results because our process has been vetted by certified diagnostic specialists.

When you decide what to test for, you'll have options that include single tests for every one of the most common STDs or an all-inclusive package that covers them all. We try to eliminate any confusion you may have about the lingo used to describe our STD testing by providing a glossary of terms on our website. If you cancel your testing prior to visiting the test center, you'll receive your money back in 1-2 days.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advises testing for chlamydia and gonorrhea together since they tend to co-exist and our chlamydia-gonorrhea test panel does that. Testing for syphilis in 98026 is fast with our FDA-approved / cleared Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) syphilis test. No other testing service has more advanced yet uncomplicated, Edmonds STD testing.

Edmonds, Washington Sexually Transmitted Diseases Information

Edmonds STD testing allows you to maintain control of your sexual wellbeing. Any sexually active Washington resident is at risk for catching a sexually transmitted disease, which are being spread through the state at alarming rates.

• 7,157 cases of HIV among men in Washington were contracted through male-to-male sexual contact.
• Pierce County had the third-highest rate of HIV diagnoses in Washington with 148 infections in 2010.
• As of 2011, the state of Washington was home to 10,732 people living with HIV.
• Among male Washingtonians living with HIV in 2010, 5.6% got the disease from IV drug use.
• There were 32 new HIV infections in the Native American community of Washington between 2008 and 2011.

No matter how you feel about sexually transmitted infections, the worst thing you can do is refuse to get testing for them, that will be a mistake.