Saint Petersburg STD Testing

Online STD Testing Service

We screen your blood or urine for STDs, so after you submit a small sample, you're done. If you need to be referred to a specialist to begin STD treatment in the Saint Petersburg, Florida area, our physicians are happy to help. Our network of physicians have authority to write prescriptions, so you can get antibiotics to cure certain conditions in Saint Petersburg, Florida.

By checking our blog, Exposed, you get access to the latest information about STD quesitons and answers. A licensed doctor will always oversee your testing process for your safety. Our testing centers use identical testing as what hospitals and doctors do.

Our chlamydia and gonorrhea test panel, approved / cleared by the Food and Drug Administration is designed to look for the co-existing infections in urine making sure that you are free of these infections. In Saint Petersburg, Florida 33709 area, our specialists look for syphilis in the blood using the Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) test. testing with us, you can be assured that you will get the most advanced Saint Petersburg STD testing available.

STD Data for Saint Petersburg, Florida

Being informed is the #1 way to start protecting yourself against the spread of STDs. The federal government gathers data about STDs and the HIV epidemic and infection rates all over the country and in the state of Florida in particular.

• Syphilis infections among women in Florida increased in 2012 from the previous year.
• Florida had 1,375 syphilis cases with an HIV co-infection in 2012.
• 1,375 syphilis infections were reported in Florida in 2012.
• Broward County had the second highest number of HIV infections in 2012.
• By 2011, Florida received a total of $33.7 million from the CDC in HIV/AIDS prevention funding.

Keeping yourself STD free in Florida requires getting annual tests. Some STDs may be asymptomatic. We offer affordable, same-day tests for the 10 most common STDs including chlamydia, syphilis, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, gonorrhea, HIV-1, and HIV-2 in Florida.