Frequenty Asked Questions
Some common questions and their answers are below...
Chlamydia is serious - it often has not symptoms yet can lead to future health problems, and is the leading cause of infertility.
Please read our about chlamydia page.
If you find you're positive, don't panic - chlamydia is quick and easy to treat.
It's really important you get treated as soon as possible so we suggest you contact your local GP or sexual health clinic.
The test kit may have included deatails about your local chlamydia screening programme, but if not please check
www.chlamydiascreening.nhs.uk.
Don't worry, just drop us an email and let us know
your tests 'PX' number (will be on the email or text message you received), your full name and date of birth and we
will get back to you as soon as we can with your access key. You will then be able to view your results online.
We dispatch most test kits within 24 hours and by Royal Mail 1st Class post, so your test kit should arrive within
a day or two. If your test has not arrived within a week or so, it may have been lost in the post (out of the 1000s of
tests we deal with, this does happen now and again). If your test was free, simply return to the homepage and
reuest a new Chlamydia test. If you paid for your test, please
send us an email and let us know it's not arrived
(please include your full name and post code)- we will refund your order, then you may place a new order if you wish.
Our lab is quick to compelte diagnostic testing and results are usually issued within 24 hours of receipt
of sample. Your sample may have been delayed or even lost in the post (of the 1000s of tests we deal with, this
does happen occasionally). If you've not heard anything within a week or so since posting, it's possible
your sample was lost in the post. If your test was free, simply return to the homepage and
reuest a new Chlamydia test. If you paid for your test, please
send us an email and let us know you've not had results
(please include your full name and post code)- we will refund your order, then you may place a new order if you wish.
If you beleive you may be at risk, it's advised you wait 2 weeks after potential exposure before providing a sample for testing.
You can request a test and complete it later, or compelte a test now and take another in a couple of weeks to be safe.