A comprehensive STD/STI panel is a single-visit screening that checks for seven sexually transmitted infections—HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C—from one blood draw and one urine sample.
How STD Testing Works
Walk In
15-Minute Lab Visit
Results in 24-48 Hours
The Complete Peace of Mind Panel: What Your Screening Covers
Choosing to get tested isn't just about checking a box; it's about taking back control of your health and clearing away the heavy anxiety of the unknown. Most common infections are completely quiet. You can feel completely healthy, look fine, and still carry something without knowing it.
That's what this panel is for. One visit, seven answers, so you never have to guess which test you needed.
Chlamydia and Gonorrhea (urine). The two most frequently reported bacterial infections in the country, and both are usually silent. Curable with antibiotics once you know.
Trichomoniasis (urine). The most common curable STI in the world, and the one nearly every basic panel leaves out. It rarely causes noticeable symptoms in men, which is how it keeps circulating.
HIV (5th generation blood test). The most advanced screening available, capable of detecting the virus as early as two weeks after a possible exposure.
Syphilis (RPR blood test). Rising sharply across Arizona and easy to miss—the early stage often passes without anything you would notice.
Herpes Simplex I & II (blood test). IgG antibodies showing past exposure to either type. Most people who carry herpes have never had an outbreak they noticed, which is exactly why it spreads.
Hepatitis B (blood test). Sexually transmitted and absent from almost every standard STD panel. We check both the surface antigen and the surface antibody, so you find out whether you are infected and whether you are already immune.
Hepatitis C (blood test). Also sexually transmitted, also routinely skipped. Curable in most cases with current treatment, and the earlier it is found the better that goes.
Testing Positive?
Ask About Telehealth Treatment Options
A positive result isn't the end of the road—and it doesn't mean hunting down another doctor or booking somewhere else.
If your panel comes back positive for a treatable bacterial infection
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chlamydia
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gonorrhea
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syphilis
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trichomoniasis
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herpes simplex I & II
You have the option to connect with a telehealth provider who can meet with you to discuss your treatment options.
Who Gets Screened — and Why It's Worth It
Getting tested isn't about assuming the worst. It's about knowing so you can stop wondering and move on with your life. Because the most common infections often show zero physical symptoms, testing is the only way to actually know.
Feeling fine doesn't mean you're in the clear.
People come in for a full screening for all kinds of reasons:
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You might be starting a new relationship and want a clean, honest baseline.
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Unsure after a recent encounter and want immediate peace of mind.
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A partner just shared a positive result, and you need to know your status.
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Staying on top of your health, with no specific reason or symptoms needed.
Whatever your reason, let's get you straightforward answers on your own terms.
Walk-In STD Testing Without the Hassle
Your peace of mind is our priority, which is why we have streamlined every step of the screening process.
Here is exactly how we ensure a fast, private, and frictionless visit:
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No doctor's order needed — we provide it.
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Walk in, same day. No appointment, no scheduling ahead. Come in when it works for you and get tested the same day.
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A 15-minute lab visit. Two quick samples, in and out.
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No insurance required. You pay out of pocket, so nothing touches your insurance or medical record.
FSA and HSA cards are accepted.
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Private results, fast. Confidential, lab-documented results delivered straight to your secure online portal in 24–48 hours.
STD FAQ
What does the comprehensive STD panel test for? Seven infections from one appointment: HIV, syphilis, herpes I & II, chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. One urine sample and one blood draw handle all of it — no separate visits, no referral. Results land in your portal within 48 to 72 hours.
Can I get same-day STD testing in Tucson? Yes. Walk in during business hours with no appointment — your samples are collected the same day, usually in about 15 minutes.
Where Can I Get Confidential STD Testing in Tucson? Quick Test Health Services of Tucson offers private, walk-in STD screening in central Tucson, just off I-10. Results are delivered discreetly to your secure online portal within 24–48 hours; with upfront pricing, there's never a surprise bill.
How Soon After a Possible Exposure Should I Get Tested?
Timing matters because testing too early can miss an infection.
Chlamydia and gonorrhea are usually detectable one to two weeks after exposure, HIV within two to four weeks, and syphilis within three to six weeks.
If you test very early, a follow-up screening is sometimes recommended to confirm your results.