Londonderry STD Testing

Low-Cost STD testing Centers

Your secret is guarded when you test with us, we will not ask uncomfortable questions. Because your privacy is important to us, your charges will show up as FPK Services on your monthly statement. Our complete STD testing panel includes Hepatitis A, unlike our competitors, making ours truly all-inclusive.

Use the glossary of STD terms on our site to get informed about the lingo used to talk about STDs. Refunds are given within 1-2 days of cancelling your testing as long as it is done prior to visiting our testing location. Testing is available for all of the most common sexually transmitted diseases whether you want to take one single test or a comprehensive test.

We will dispatch by email your test results in 1-2 days after your test. STDcheck.com never places your test results on your permanent medical records or notify your health insurance company. You can download and read your results on your PCs, tablets and smartphones.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Information for Londonderry, New Hampshire

When it comes to defending yourself against STDs, the first step is to get educated. Facts and figures are put together and reports are released about STD and HIV infection rates and transmission methods in the Londonderry area every single year.

• All the 49 primary, secondary and early latent syphilis infections in 2012 were reported by men in New Hampshire.
• 58% of all gonorrhea infections between 2008 and 2012 in New Hampshire were the result of heterosexual contact.
• Merrimack and Rockingham counties had the 2nd and 3rd highest HIV infections in New Hampshire in 2012 with 6 and 5 diagnosis respectively.
• New Hampshire's rate of male chlamydia infection was 140.9 per 100,000 individuals.
• New Hampshire had 51 new HIV infections reported in 2011.

Regardless of the type of sexual activity you engage in, STD testing is vital to maintaining your sexual health. The residents of New Hampshire are not immune to the threat of contracting an STD. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that 1 out of every 2 Americans will get infected with an STD throughout their life and as many as 1 out of 4 will be unaware of it.