Rapid At-Home STI Test

A self urine test for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis. Results in 15 minutes.

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Why get tested?

More than 20 million people get STIs every year but most people don't present any symptoms. Taking the STI test shouldn't be an after thought. It is a preventive measure. Pomcare makes it easy for people to get tested for common and treatable STIs.

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3-in-1 STI test

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  • Most STIs present no symptoms

    Pomcare STI self-test tests for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis. These conditions often present no symptoms and can lead to negative health consequences, if left untreated.

    Learn more about STIs 

  • Common STIs are treatable

    Common STIs are manageable and treatable through medications. Most treatment lasts from 1-7 days so don't be afraid to get tested. We can guide you to the best next step after results.

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  • Frequent testing can help prevent the spread

    CDC recommends all sexually active people younger than 25 years old and who have multiple partners to be tested for gonorrhea and chlamydia ever year.

    Learn more from CDC 

Ask us anything

Is the Pomcare STI test only for people with vaginas?

No. Pomcare STI test is for everybody. It is a urine test so anyone can use it and get results.

What is going to happen if I find out that I have STIs?

Pomcare will support you to get appropriate care and find the best next steps (e.g., prescription services, telehealth consultation)

Can I buy Pomcare tests offline?

Pomcare tests are currently only available through Pomcare.me.

How accurate is the Pomcare test?

Clinical testing shows that the test has more than 95%-100% sensitivity, which varies by conditions.

How do you use the Pomcare STI test?

Pomcare STI test is a urine test. You will have to collect your urine

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