Nothing on the box
Plain unbranded packaging in and out. No lab name, no test name, no clue for anyone who sees it.
STI/STD testing
Accredited molecular STI testing with at-home sample collection, discreet unbranded pickup and secure digital results. No clinic reception. No awkward conversations.
Your health. Your privacy.
The hardest part of getting tested isn't the test. It's who might find out. So every step below was designed around that, first.
Plain unbranded packaging in and out. No lab name, no test name, no clue for anyone who sees it.
Self-pay by default. Nothing is submitted to Thiqa or any insurer unless you specifically ask us to.
Delivered on a private expiring link. Not emailed to your employer, your clinic or your family.
Handled to UAE accredited-laboratory standards, with physician oversight on every result.
At-home collection
Online in two minutes, or one WhatsApp message. No clinic booking, no reception desk, no reason to explain yourself.
An unbranded kit arrives at your door with simple instructions. Nothing on the outside identifies the test or the lab.
We collect the sample at a time you choose and take it to our accredited laboratory in Sharjah.
A private, expiring digital link — read by you, nobody else. If anything is positive, a clinician calls you directly.

Advanced molecular (PCR) testing
Same accredited Geneticlab platform used for clinic-collected samples.
Prices
Two ways to test. Each package shows exactly what changes compared with the one before it.
AED 690
AED 900
Best for: One recent exposure, no symptoms — the core screen.
What's different: The four curable infections behind most symptoms. No viral testing included.
Book this package — AED 690AED 1,290
AED 1,750
Best for: A full picture from one collection — new relationship, or peace of mind.
What's different: Adds the viral screen plus the organisms behind persistent discharge and irritation — AED 600 less than ordering the same 10 tests individually.
Book this package — AED 1,290Order any single test on its own. Prices are per test, from one sample collection.
Chlamydia trachomatis
PCR · urine or swab · 24–48 hours
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
PCR · urine or swab · 24–48 hours
Chlamydia + gonorrhoea (duo)
Both organisms from one sample · 24–48 hours
Syphilis (treponemal screen)
Antibody screen · blood · 24–48 hours
Mycoplasma genitalium
PCR · urine or swab · 24–48 hours
Ureaplasma urealyticum / parvum
PCR · urine or swab · 24–48 hours
Mycoplasma hominis
PCR · urine or swab · 24–48 hours
Hepatitis B (HBsAg)
Immunoassay · blood · 24–48 hours
Hepatitis C (anti-HCV)
Immunoassay · blood · 24–48 hours
Herpes simplex I & II (lesion PCR)
Swab while a lesion is present · 24–48 hours
Herpes I & II type-specific antibodies
Blood · when no lesion is present · 2–3 working days
Trichomonas vaginalis
PCR · urine or swab · 24–48 hours
Gardnerella vaginalis (BV)
PCR · self-collected swab · 24–48 hours
Candida species
PCR to species level · swab · 24–48 hours
Optional extras you can attach to any package or individual test.
At-home kit delivery & discreet pickup
AED 100Unbranded kit to your door and collection at a time you choose. Free on orders above AED 1,000.
Extra site swab (throat or rectal)
AED 150Per additional site, for chlamydia and gonorrhoea after oral or anal exposure.
Express same-day result
AED 200Sample received before 11:00, result the same evening. Molecular tests only.
Private clinician consultation
AED 15015-minute call to walk through results and treatment. Always free if a result is positive.
Partner or second kit
−15%15% off the second identical panel ordered in the same collection.
What's included
Prices shown are current self-pay rates and may be updated. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm before ordering.
Full test catalog
Order any test on its own, or take a panel and cover the group in one collection. Every test below runs in the accredited Geneticlab laboratory in Sharjah, results in 24–48 hours from sample receipt.
The most commonly transmitted bacterial infections in the UAE. All are curable with antibiotics once identified.
The most frequently diagnosed bacterial STI worldwide. Usually silent — most people have no symptoms at all, which is why it is routinely screened after any new partner.
Gonorrhoea
Often found alongside chlamydia. Can infect the genital tract, rectum and throat, so site-specific sampling matters if there has been oral or anal exposure.
Treponema pallidum
A staged infection that can be symptom-free for years while remaining transmissible. Screened by antibody testing, with confirmatory titres if reactive.
An increasingly recognised cause of urethritis and pelvic inflammation that standard screens miss. Worth including with persistent symptoms and a negative basic panel.
Commensal organisms that can cause irritation, discharge and fertility concerns when overgrown. Reported with the organism identified.
Associated with bacterial vaginosis and post-partum infection. Usually ordered alongside ureaplasma when investigating recurrent symptoms.
Human papillomavirus is the most common STI in the world and usually clears on its own — but the high-risk genotypes are the ones linked to cervical and other cancers, so what matters is knowing which type you carry.
hr-HPV
Detects the 14 high-risk HPV genotypes including 16 and 18, reported with 16/18 identified separately because they carry the highest risk. The standard first-line cervical screening test for women 25 and over.
Full high-risk and low-risk genotype breakdown, naming every type detected. Useful for follow-up after a previous positive result, for tracking whether the same type persists, and for men or partners wanting a complete picture.
HPV with Pap smear
HPV genotyping run alongside cervical cytology, so you get both the virus status and the cell changes in one collection. Requires a clinician-collected sample at the clinic.
Frequently the actual cause of symptoms when the standard four-infection screen comes back clear.
The most common curable non-viral STI globally, and a common cause of discharge and irritation that routine screens leave out.
Bacterial vaginosis
Not sexually transmitted as such, but the most common reason for a change in odour or discharge — and easily mistaken for an STI.
Thrush
Yeast identification to species level, which matters when over-the-counter treatment has already failed once.
What to expect
No surprises, no hidden steps, no invoice arriving later. Here is the full journey — including what each kind of result actually means, and what we do about it. Results in 24–48 hours from sample receipt.
Send the short form or a WhatsApp message. We reply from a normal mobile number, never with the lab name in the message, and confirm which tests actually fit your situation before you pay anything.
An unbranded kit is delivered to your door with illustrated instructions, or you take a clinic slot in Sharjah if you prefer a clinician to collect. Most STI tests use urine or a self-collected swab; syphilis and hepatitis need a small blood sample. HPV cytology co-testing is clinic-only.
Every sample — home-collected or clinic-collected — is processed on the same accredited molecular platform in the Geneticlab laboratory in Sharjah, under physician oversight. Your sample is handled under a reference number, not your name.
The report reaches you privately through the channel you chose. It names each infection tested, whether it was detected, and what the finding means in plain language. Nothing is posted, and nothing goes to a family member or employer.
Your report confirms each infection tested was not detected. If you tested very soon after an exposure, we tell you the exact date to retest so you are not falsely reassured by a window-period result.
Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, mycoplasma, ureaplasma and trichomonas are all curable. A clinician calls you privately, arranges the correct antibiotic course, and advises on partner notification and when it is safe to have sex again.
Hepatitis B, hepatitis C and herpes are managed rather than cured — and hepatitis C is curable in most cases with a short modern course. You are referred into follow-up care with the results already in hand.
A positive HPV result is common and is not a diagnosis of cancer. We report which genotype was found, explain whether it is one of the higher-risk types (16 or 18), and set the follow-up interval — usually cytology or a repeat genotype test in 12 months to see whether it has cleared.
Worth knowing
Turnaround is counted from when the laboratory receives your sample, not from when you order.
Testing too early is the single most common mistake — message us with the date of exposure and we will tell you the earliest reliable test date.
A positive result is never delivered by link alone. Someone calls you.
Eligibility & collection guidance
Most unreliable results come from testing too early or collecting the sample the wrong way. Everything you need to get it right the first time is below — along with the questions we answer most often on WhatsApp.
Anyone 18 or older living in or visiting the UAE can order. No referral, no sponsor letter and no Emirates ID is needed to enquire — we only ask for identification at the point a clinical result has to be issued.
Most STIs cause no symptoms at all, so a routine screen after a new partner is normal and sensible. If you do have symptoms — discharge, burning, sores, pelvic or testicular pain — tell us, because it changes which tests we recommend.
Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomonas and mycoplasma are reliable from 1–2 weeks. Syphilis and hepatitis B from 3–6 weeks. Hepatitis C from 4–10 weeks. Herpes antibodies from 6–12 weeks. HPV is not tied to a recent exposure and can be tested any time.
High-risk HPV screening is recommended for women from age 25, repeated every 3–5 years if negative. A self-collected swab is enough for genotyping; only the HPV + cytology co-test needs a clinician-collected cervical sample at the clinic.
Testing is safe in pregnancy — just tell us. Avoid vaginal swabs during heavy menstrual flow if possible. If you have taken antibiotics in the last 3 weeks, mention it: it can suppress a bacterial result and we may advise waiting.
We do not test under-18s through the at-home service. If you have severe pain, fever, or a possible high-risk exposure in the last 72 hours, contact a clinic or emergency service directly — some situations need same-hour care, not a test result.
Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, mycoplasma, ureaplasma, trichomonas
Vaginal, rectal or throat sites, HPV genotyping, candida, gardnerella
Syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, herpes antibodies
Handling and labelling
Every kit contains illustrated instructions in English and Arabic, plus a WhatsApp number you can message while collecting if anything is unclear.
Label the tube with the reference number on your kit card — never your name. That reference is how the laboratory identifies your sample.
Samples should be picked up within 24 hours of collection. If that slips, message us and we will send a fresh kit rather than run a compromised sample.
Sample collection
Results and accuracy
Booking, payment and privacy
Frequently asked questions
The four things people ask before they order: how long it takes, how the sample is collected, what the result actually means, and who ever gets to see it.
How long each step takes, from pickup to report.
What arrives, what you do, and how it gets back to the lab.
How to read your report — and what happens next.
Who sees your result — and who never does.
Order a kit, message us on WhatsApp, or call the lab directly. Whichever you pick, nobody else finds out.