Greenville STD Testing

Same-Day Confidential STD Testing

4,000 nationwide locations and plenty of testing center locations in Greenville mean more options for North Carolina STD testing. Take control of your sexual health by using our same-day STD testing in the 27834 area. We offer thoroughly analyzed testing process to ensure accurate results.

Get your refund 1-2 days after cancelling your testing if you haven't gone to our test center. Get educated with our glossary of STD terminology available on our website. Any STD testing that doesn't incorporate HIV, hepatitis A, B, and C, oral and genital herpes, gonorrhea and chlamydia, and syphilis screening the way ours does is not truly all-inclusive and isn't worth your money.

Your health insurance company will never know you took STD test because we will not notify them or place the test results on your permanent medical records. You can access your results on your PCs, tablets and smartphones. We understand how important your confidentiality is to you so we will only email your test results to the address you gave us when your ordered your test.

STI Data for Greenville, North Carolina

Your sexual health should not be taken lightly, which is why it's so important to get educated about STDs. The health department of North Carolina and the federal government collect and publish facts and figures every year about STDs in Greenville.

• In Mecklenburg County, 1,056 of the women living with HIV as of 2010 got it heterosexually. .
• Of the 4,470 HIV-positive people living in Mecklenburg County in 2010, 3,194 were black
• Edgecombe County's 637 HIV-positive residents per 100,000 people was the highest rate in North Carolina in 2010.
• Of the 2,670 people living with HIV in Wake County in 2010, 814 were white.
• Black women were living in with an HIV diagnosis at 13.9 times the rate of white women in NC in 2010.

Many STDs are asymptomatic. Some sexually transmitted infections are incurable, life-long afflictions. In North Carolina, 1 in 4 young adults do not know that they have an STD. Different infections can only be detected by certain tests. Residents of North Carolina face a real threat with the increasing transmission of STDs. Don't delay any further, get your STD testing now.