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Herpes Test

What does this test include?

We will test for the following Herpes infections:

  • Herpes Simplex I
  • Herpes Simplex II

How does it work?

The test is urine based so you need to provide a sample using the testing kit that we will supply. The lab will then use your urine sample to ascertain if you have Herpes. Please note that this test will only provide a positive result if the virus is currently active. An active virus will normally, but not always, produces symptoms such as small blisters.

What if I test positive for Herpes?

We will prescribe an appropriate anti-viral for next day delivery. We can prescribe either Zovirax (acicolvir) or Valtex (valacyclovir).

How long does the test result take?

This test will normally take 4 working days from the time that we receive your sample back at the lab, although results are usually back sooner than this time period.

How reliable are the results?

We use one of the UK's leading pathology labs and the result will be accurate if you have no Herpes infection or the virus is active. If you have herpes but the virus is not active, this is likely to produce a negative result. To determine if you have Herpes where there are no symptoms present, we recommend a blood test.

How long should I wait after a risky event?

We only recommend this test if you are displaying potential symptoms such as small blisters or sores around your genital area.


Herpes Test
£59.95
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£139.95
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Place your order before 5.00 pm Monday to Friday and we will send the testing kit that day and you should receive it the following morning.
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What if I test positive for anything? We will prescribe an appropriate treatment which will be sent for next day delivery.

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