Rapid Basic STI CT/NG Test Service
$75.00 – $90.00
- Infections this can help detect
- Symptoms
- Medical Specialties
- Collection Instructions
- To Utilize Physician Service
- Purchase Disclaimers
- Reviews 1
Infections this can help detect
Symptoms
- Painful urination
- Discharge
- Testicular pain
- Pain in lower belly
Medical Specialties
- Primary Care
- OB/GYN
Collection Instructions
To Utilize Physician Service
- Select a qualifying self-pay product
- Do check the Telemedicine box “+$10 Physician Fee” box
- Complete purchase and checkout
- Create your Patient Results Portal account
- Receive collection kit
- Take sample following instructions included in the box
- Ship sample via FedEX back to MicroGenDX
- View results via the Patient Results Portal
- Contact the email sent to you for further consultation (instructions to do this will be sent via email)
Purchase Disclaimers
- Sample should be shipped out to the lab within 24 hours of collection. If you are unable to ship out the sample within 24 hours, be sure to place in a refrigerator.
- Samples that have not been submitted, cannot be refunded after 90 days.
- We DO NOT offer refunds on shipping fees or lab services.
- Avoid direct contact with antimicrobials during sample collection process.
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