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HIV HOME TEST KIT

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HIV HOME TEST KIT

Find out if you’ve got HIV using our home test kit.

£40, free delivery
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Lab turnaround in 3 working days

How it works

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New to home tests?

Just like your local GP or GUM clinic, we can help you get the tests and advice you need.

Our HIV home test kit is an accurate laboratory test that checks for HIV.

Collect a sample at home using the kit we provide, then mail it back to our partner laboratory.

The accuracy of the test depends on the time since you were exposed to HIV. If you were exposed to HIV 28 days ago it is 94% accurate, 45 days it is 99% and at 90 days it is 99.9% accurate.

If you start to show symptoms before you get your results you must visit your GP or health clinic as soon as possible.

If you think you have been exposed to HIV in the last 72 hours then you may need post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) treatment. This medication reduces the chances of catching HIV after exposure. You can get this treatment from any sexual health clinic.

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HIV — why you should get tested

If you have a new sexual partner or you’re worried you may have been exposed to someone else with HIV you should get tested.

If you’ve got HIV symptoms, we can’t offer you a test or treatment. You must visit your GP or health clinic as soon as possible. It’s important to get treated because untreated it can lead to long-term health problems.

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Get the facts about our HIV test kit from Tim, Pharmacist Independent Prescriber

About our STI home test kits

We have a range of STI home test kits available. Our service is confidential and you can take your test in the privacy of your own home or anywhere else you choose.

We recommend you get tested if you have a new sexual partner, more than one sexual partner, are worried that you might have been exposed to an STI or if you’ve had sex without a condom.

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Page last reviewed by: Dr. Christina Hennessey 21/06/2021