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Basic STD Panel in Tucson, AZ

One Blood Draw. Results in 24-48 Hours. Walk In Today.

A Basic STD Panel in Tucson is a blood test that screens for three of the most common sexually transmitted infections at once: HIV, syphilis, and herpes (HSV-1 and HSV-2).

How It Works

Walk-In

15-Minut Blood Draw

Results Sent To You

in 24-48 Hours

WHAT TO EXPECT

Booking your Basic STD Panel is simple. You may schedule a time online or visit us during business hours. Because the panel requires only a single blood draw, no fasting or preparation is necessary. Your visit takes approximately 15 minutes, and results are delivered to your secure patient portal within 48 to 72 hours.

Who Should Get a Basic STD Panel in Tucson?

Routine screening isn't about overreacting—it is a routine part of adult responsibility.

Many common infections quietly live in the body for months without a single visible symptom, making a baseline check the only definitive way to know your status.

We recommend getting a confidential, affordable basic STD Panel in Tucson if:

  • You want a simple, affordable baseline check that screens for three major concerns in a single, 15-minute visit.

  • You want herpes screening included, which most standard corporate labs completely omit from their routine packages.

  • You are starting a relationship with a new partner and want to establish a clean slate together.

  • A past partner notified you of a potential exposure, and you want clear answers fast.

  • You haven’t been screened in over a year and want to update your health status privately on your own terms.

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Testing Positive? Your Next Step Is Already Covered

A reactive result can feel like a lot to process in the moment, but please take a deep breath—it is simply information, and you have a friendly team right here to support you. You are not stranded, and we will make the next steps as stress-free as possible based on your markers.

  • Syphilis or Herpes: There is no need to panic. Both are common, everyday conditions that are highly manageable.

  • A friendly telehealth provider can meet with you privately to review your lab report and talk through your immediate treatment options or prescriptions so you can get cleared fast.

  • HIV: A reactive screening is always verified first with a standard confirmatory test to be absolutely certain. If confirmed, we will gently and directly connect you with specialist care. 

This is the absolute best setting for HIV, where you will find highly effective modern treatments and a dedicated, welcoming community of ongoing support.

Want Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Screened Too?
Upgrade to the Comprehensive Panel

The Basic Panel looks directly for HIV, Syphilis, and Herpes from a single blood draw.

However, it does not screen for chlamydia or gonorrhea—the two fastest-spreading hidden infections in Southern Arizona.

If you want total coverage, upgrading to our Comprehensive STD Panel adds both markers using a simple, quick urine sample during the same 15-minute visit. You can easily walk right into our lab on West St. Mary's Road today or click below to upgrade your baseline screen for complete peace of mind.

Where to find walk-in lab testing in Tucson

Our Tucson lab is located on the 2nd floor at West St. Mary's Road, just minutes from the I-10 interchange in the center of the city. Whether you're heading in from the north side, the west end, or downtown.

Most lab testing is completed in 15-minutes. 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

Do I need an appointment for a Basic STD Panel? No. You can walk into our Tucson lab during business hours and be seen without an appointment — the visit takes about 15 minutes. If you'd rather lock in a specific time, you can book online and choose a time that works for you.

How soon after exposure should I test? It depends on the infection — HIV and syphilis antibodies can take a few weeks to show up, and herpes antibodies can take longer. If your exposure was very recent, you can test now for a baseline and retest later to be sure. When in doubt, testing twice gives the clearest answer.

What's the difference between the Basic and Comprehensive panels? The Basic Panel screens for HIV, syphilis, and herpes from one blood draw. The Comprehensive Panel includes all of that plus chlamydia and gonorrhea from a urine sample, for broader coverage in the same visit. Basic is the baseline; Comprehensive is the fuller picture.

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