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It’s important to get tested if you are sexually active, even if you don’t have any symptoms. Many STIs don’t cause any symptoms, so you may not know you have one unless you get tested. After a risk exposure (such as unprotected vaginal, anal and/or oral sexual contact) or when changing partners. Some STIs can also be transmitted during protected sexual intercourse (e.g. chlamydia and gonorrhea).

Prices refer to self-payers. As a rule, health insurance companies do not cover the costs of an STI screening test. As a self-payer, however, you benefit from significantly more favorable conditions.