No. Testie is not a mail-in kit. We connect you directly to certified labs for fast, accurate STI testing. You go to a lab, give a sample, and get results in 24–48 hours. No shipping delays, no mailing samples back, and no waiting for answers.

1. Chose one of our three STI labs. Then you’ll enter your zip code and choose the Labcorp location that works best for you. We work with 2,000+ Labcorp draw sites nationwide.

2. Once your order is placed, you’ll get an email with the option to book an appointment or you simply walk into your lab location. At the lab, you’ll give a sample.

3. Your results are delivered securely through your Testie patient portal, usually within 24–48 hours.

4. If anything comes back positive, a doctor will review your results and reach out to you for a consultation. When appropriate, we can also prescribe treatment for the three most common bacterial STIs.

You can walk in, but wait times vary by location. We recommend booking an appointment to save time. After you place your STI lab order, you’ll get a confirmation email with a link to schedule through Labcorp. Just make sure your appointment location matches the lab on your order.

Most results are delivered within 24–48 hours after your lab visit. Timing depends on the lab’s processing, so while we move fast, final turnaround is determined by our lab partners.

If anything comes back positive, a licensed provider will contact you to review your results. For the most common treatable STIs, they can prescribe medication and send it to your preferred pharmacy. We’re here to guide you through next steps and make sure you get the care you need.

Yes. We take your privacy seriously. Your test results and personal information are handled securely and shared only with the medical providers and labs involved in your care. We know this can be a sensitive experience, and everything is designed to be discreet, confidential, and protected.

Not yet. Right now, Testie is self-pay so we can keep testing fast, simple, and accessible without insurance delays or coverage restrictions. We’re actively working toward accepting insurance in the future as we expand.