Timing of testing can vary based on factors such as presence of any symptoms, when the possible exposure occurred, and other risk factors. If a more specific answer is needed, please consult with a health care provider for better guidance.

If you have concerns about exposure to one STD, then you are at risk for possible exposure to all STDs and should have a comprehensive panel of STD testing.

No, alcohol and drugs will have no effect on the results of your STD tests.

Women are typically tested for HPV during pap smear exams. There is no test for HPV in men.

Our STD tests utilize blood and urine samples. Gonorrhea, chlamydia, and trichomonas are accurately tested via urine and the others are tested via blood.

Yes, menstruation will not affect the accuracy of any STD test you choose.

Yes, your results will be securely emailed to you. Unique identifying information is required to view your results.

No, the typical turnaround time for most results is 2-3 business days.

Various factors, such as age, presence of symptoms, and number of sexual partners, can be used to determine the most appropriate testing interval for you. Some people may test as frequently as every 3 months, while others may test annually. Consult with a health care provider for guidance tailored to you.

No, incubation periods vary depending on type of infection. For HIV: 2-6 weeks, syphilis: 1-3 months, herpes: 2-12 days, chlamydia: 1-3 weeks, gonorrhea: 2-3 days, hepatitis B: 1-5 months, hepatitis C: 2-6 months, trichomonas: 5-28 days

Your test results show current and active infections only. If your results are negative but you know you are at risk from recent exposure, it is recommended to repeat the test in 3 weeks and again in 3-6 months.

Early detection syphilis testing can detect syphilis as soon as 2 weeks after possible exposure compared to 4 weeks to 3 months with the standard syphilis test. Early detection HIV testing can detect HIV as soon as 9-11 days after possible exposure compared to 2-6 weeks with a standard HIV test.

If your results are abnormal, you will have the opportunity to speak with a healthcare provider to discuss those results and receive guidance on next steps.

Most results are received in 2-3 business days on average depending on the test(s) that are selected.

Annual or more frequent wellness testing will help determine your current health state and potentially identify health concerns that may need to be addressed.

Not necessarily. This test is just one marker used to determine the health of a person's colon.

Not necessarily. If this test panel reveals abnormalities, follow up with a healthcare provider for further evaluation, interpretation, and guidance.

If your results are abnormal, you will have the opportunity to speak with a healthcare provider to discuss those results and receive guidance on next steps.

If you are having health concerns and your test results are normal, you should follow up with a healthcare provider to discuss your concerns and obtain guidance on further steps or monitoring.

All the panels are beneficial to help determine a person's current health state. The panel you select should be based on each person's individual health needs and the level of comprehensive evaluation they are looking for.

Most results are received in 2-3 business days on average depending on the test(s) that are selected.

If your results are abnormal, you will have the opportunity to speak with a healthcare provider to discuss those results and receive guidance on next steps.

Not necessarily. This test is just one marker used to determine the health of a person's prostate.

Like women, men experience hormonal changes as they age, and these changes can produce noticeable symptoms. However, this is not typically referred to as menopause, nor is it an exact equivalent. Men produce less and less testerone gradually as they age, while some men are not significantly affected by decreased testosterone production, others may experience decreased sex drive, fatigue, decreased muscle mass, depression, mood swings, or erectile dysfunction.

If your results are abnormal, you will have the opportunity to speak with a healthcare provider to discuss those results and receive guidance on next steps.

If you are having health concerns and your test results are normal, you should follow up with a healthcare provider to discuss your concerns and obtain guidance on further steps or monitoring.

All the panels are beneficial to help determine a person's current health state. The panel you select should be based on your individual health needs and the level of evaluation you are looking for.

Most results are received in 2-3 business days on average depending on the test(s) that are selected.

Not necessarily. If this test panel reveals abnormalities, follow up with a healthcare provider for further evaluation, interpretation, and guidance.

Not necessarily. If any of these tests reveal abnormalities, follow up with a healthcare provider for further evaluation, interpretation, and guidance.

You should follow -up with an Ob/Gyn.

If your results are abnormal, you will have the opportunity to speak with a healthcare provider to discuss those results and receive guidance on next steps.

Most results are received in 3-4 business days.

If you have experienced an allergic reaction, but you’re unsure of the cause, allergy testing is the best way to identify that or rule out potential causes.

Not necessarily. Follow up with a healthcare provider for further evaluation, interpretation, and guidance.

Possibly, but it is best to follow up with a healthcare provider for guidance and resources.

Urine drug tests can detect drugs taken up to seven days ago or even longer, depending on frequency of drug use. Hair drug testing can detect drugs taken up to 90 days ago.

In order for the lab to be able to accurately test a hair sample it must be at least 2 inches in length if taken from the head or enough to form a cotton ball sized amount if taken anywhere else from the body. Head hair cannot be combined with hair taken from other parts of the body.

A medical review officer, or MRO, is a doctor who has been specially trained to interpret drug test results.

Drug testing is typically done for reasons such as employment screening or substance abuse treatment monitoring, but some people may just be curious about whether drugs can be detected in their bodies.

Drug testing is relatively common in certain industries like transportation, healthcare, and government. Many large corporations and safety-sensitive positions may also conduct drug testing as part of their hiring process and during employment to ensure that employees are complying with drug-free workplace policies

The impact of testing positive for marijuana in a state where it is legalized will depend on several factors, including the specific laws in your state, your employer's policies, the nature of your job, and the industry in which you work. It is important to review not only your state's marijuana laws, but your employer's policies and any employment contracts or agreements you have signed.

Results take about 1-3 business days on average. Refer to individual test descriptions for specific turnaround times.

Payment is required through our secure website prior to creating your testing order.

Make sure to drink plenty of water prior to your collection! If fasting is required, this will be shown on your order.

Appointments are not required, but may minimize wait time at the lab. Call the number on your requisition form to book an appointment.

Lab results will be emailed to you as a PDF file for easy access.

If your results are abnormal, you will have the opportunity to speak with a healthcare provider to discuss those results and receive guidance on next steps

Your requisition form will be emailed to you automatically after completing your eNational testing order.

You don’t have to see your doctor because we have licensed physicians in all 50 states to authorize testing.

Results are received in just one business day.

Yes, you should fast for at least 10-12 hours prior to testing.

It measures your average sugar levels over the past three months.

If your results are abnormal, you will have the opportunity to speak with a healthcare provider to discuss those results and receive guidance on next steps.

Our diabetes screenings require a blood sample.

Diabetes is a chronic medical condition characterized by high levels of glucose (sugar) in the blood, either because the body does not produce enough insulin (a hormone that regulates blood sugar) or because it doesn’t respond properly to the insulin that is produced. If left untreated, diabetes can lead to organ damage.