What to Expect
Three simple steps. No doctor's order. No insurance needed.
Walk In
One Quick Visit, Two Samples
Results in 48-72 Hours
What the Comprehensive Panel Covers
The Comprehensive STD Panel is the most thorough walk-in screening available at Quick Test. Instead of making you schedule multiple separate appointments or track down individual tests, this full panel checks for the seven most critical sexually transmitted infections during a single, private visit.
Our comprehensive STD panel checks for
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HIV (5th Generation Blood Test). The newest and most advanced HIV blood test available. It can detect the virus much earlier than older methods, frequently within two weeks of a possible exposure.
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Syphilis (RPR Blood Test). Catches a highly contagious, silent bacterial infection that most people carry without showing early symptoms.
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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 how it keeps spreading.
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Chlamydia (Urine Test). The most commonly reported bacterial STI in the United States. It routinely shows no physical symptoms but can cause long-term problems if left untreated.
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Gonorrhea (Urine Test). Another very common infection that frequently goes unnoticed, particularly in women, which is why regular screening matters.
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Hepatitis B (Blood Test). Sexually transmitted, and left off nearly every standard STD panel. We screen for both the surface antigen and the surface antibody, so you learn whether you are currently infected and whether you are immune.
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Hepatitis C (Blood Test). Also sexually transmitted, also routinely missed. Modern treatment cures the large majority of cases, and outcomes are far better when it is caught early.
One Fast Visit, Two Simple Samples
We make the testing process completely seamless.
You do not need to prepare for multiple procedures or deal with invasive testing.
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One quick blood draw covers HIV, syphilis, herpes simplex I & II and both hepatitis screenings.
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One simple urine sample covers chlamydia and gonorrhea.
Everything is completed in a single, 15-minute walk-in visit to our Mesa lab location. No doctor's order required.
Why Mesa Chooses Quick Test
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Walk-in lab in East Mesa—7165 E. University Dr #155
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15-minute visits with a trained, nurse-led team
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Lab-documented results delivered through a secure portal
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No appointment, no doctor's order, no insurance needed
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HSA and FSA accepted
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Family-owned, locally operated
Walk-in. Get tested. Know your status.
If You Test Positive: Next Steps
A positive result isn't the end of the road, and it doesn't mean you have to find another appointment elsewhere.
If any of your seven results come back positive, our medical provider can review them with you and walk you through your treatment options. We provide immediate care options right here through our clinic for the following:
* Bacterial Infections: Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis.
Just ask us about your options during your 15-minute visit.
Who Should Get Tested?
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Starting a new relationship and want a complete picture
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Had unprotected sex with a new partner
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Multiple partners or non-monogamous relationship
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Annual sexual health screening
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Symptoms you can't explain
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Partner tested positive for any STI
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Coming off a long break and want a clean baseline
Not sure if this is the right panel for you? Walk in. We'll help you decide
STD FAQ
What does the comprehensive STD panel test for? The comprehensive panel screens for seven sexually transmitted infections in a single visit: HIV, syphilis, herpes I & II, chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. We collect one urine sample and one small blood draw on-site, so there's no need to book separate tests. Secure results arrive in 48 to 72 hours.
What happens if one of my results comes back positive? A positive result doesn't mean you're stuck. Most STDs are treatable and several are curable. We can connect you with telehealth treatment options for many common infections, so you can move from result to treatment quickly and privately, without booking a separate doctor's visit.
How soon after exposure should I get the comprehensive panel? Timing depends on the infection. Chlamydia and gonorrhea usually show within one to two weeks, syphilis within three to six weeks, and HIV as early as two to four weeks with our 5th-generation test. If you test very soon after a possible exposure, we may recommend a follow-up to confirm.
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