In a moment of passion, don’t forget to take the necessary precaution.


Did you forget or are you in doubt?

Come by and get your 4-in-1 STD test done, discreetly and privately, at MEDICAL LABORATORY SERVICES



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As different STDs often have similar symptoms, it can be hard to pinpoint which to test for.

Our 4-in-1 test will check for some of the most common STDs and some that are on the rise, all in one go.

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ChlamYdia


Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections worldwide, caused by the Chlamydia trachomatis bacteria. It can be treated by oral antibiotics.


gonorrhea


Gonorrhoea is a sexually transmitted infection caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae, that can affect the genitals, rectum, and throat. It can be treated by intramuscular antibiotics.


mycoplasma genitalum


Mgen is a bacterium that is transmitted through sexual intercourse and can be treated by oral antibiotics.


trichomonas vaginalis


Trichomonas vaginalis (trich) is a parasite that is sexually transmittable and causes trichomoniasis. Trich can be treated by oral antibiotics.


Let’s talk facts!


  • It doesn’t matter if you’ve had sex many times or if this is your first time; you can get an STD the very first time;

  • You don’t only get an STD from having sex with a stranger or someone you’ve just met; you can get an STD from your partner;

  • You don’t only get an STD from penetration; you can get an STD from oral sex;

  • STDs don’t have a face; you can’t tell if someone has an STD by the way they look;

  • You can be infected with more than one STD at a time;

  • You can be infected with the same STD more than once.


  • When testing for STD's, test for HIV and syphilis as well! These are blood tests, and cannot be performed on urine, anogenital or throat swabs!

What is an STD?


An STD is a sexually transmitted infection that is passed on through sexual contact (vaginal, oral and/or anal) with someone who is infected.


How will I know if I have an STD?


You may not always have symptoms, and in fact, certain STDs don’t present any symptoms at all, but can have serious consequences. That’s why it’s important to get tested, and your partner should get tested too!


Who is at risk for an STD?


Anyone who is sexually active, and does not use protection, is at risk for an STD. This includes heterosexual couples, gay couples and bi-sexual couples: women who have sex with men, men who have sex with women, men who have sex with men, and women who have sex with women.


When should I get tested?


You should get tested if you have any symptoms (read about the various STDs and their symptoms here), your partner has an STD, you have a new sexual partner, or you have multiple sexual partners.

What happens when I come in to get tested?


When you come in to one of our labs, you’ll pay at reception and will be called back to the testing area just like anyone else who’s come in for any test. You will be able to do the test yourself and will then hand in the sample to one of our staff members, who will instruct you further.

For men, the test will usually be carried out by a urine sample. It is best if you haven’t urinated 2 hours before coming for the test. For women, a swab is taken from the vagina. You will be able to do this yourself, privately, in the appointed restrooms.


How much does it cost?


For a limited time we offer a package test of all the four STDs mentioned above for a discounted price of NAf. 275.


Should I tell my partner if I test positive for an STD?


You should tell your partner if you’ve tested positive for one or more STD, so they can get tested and treated if necessary.

4-IN-1 TEST


Come in, pay for your test, get tested discreetly and privately.

For a limited time until April 30th - only fl. 275.

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