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How It Works
Fill in the Online Questionnaire
Simply chose your treatment, fill in the online questionnaire and complete the checkout process.
We dispense your medication
Once our prescriber approves your order we dispense and prepare your medication.
Delivered straight to you
We then dispatch your order and have it delviered to you so you can sit back and relax while we take care of your medication needs.
What our patients are saying
Registered Pharmacy. based in Central London
All our medicines are sourced from MHRA approved suppliers.
We are fully insured by the National Pharmacy Assoiciation
Wide Range of Treatments
Same Day Delivery Options
Secure & Discreet Treatments
Our in-house Pharmacy Team
Birpal Virdee
Superintendent Pharmacist
GPhc Number: 2079728
Harpreet Virdee
Prescribing Pharmacist
GPhc Number: 2222850
Rushi Patel
Dispenser & Customer Support
Hajir Mia
Dispenser & Customer Support
Frequently asked questions
What does this home HIV test check for?
It detects HIV antibodies in a small blood sample obtained via a finger prick.
Who can use this test?
This test kit is intended for adults aged 18 years and over seeking to check their HIV status.
This test kit is intended for adults aged 18 years and over seeking to check their HIV status.
Follow the instructions in the kit. A sterile lancet is used to collect a small drop of blood from the fingertip onto the test device.
How long until I get a result?
Results are typically available within minutes after completing the test procedure as directed.
What does a positive (reactive) result mean?
A reactive result suggests that HIV antibodies were detected. You should seek confirmatory laboratory testing and professional medical advice as soon as possible.
What does a negative (non-reactive) result mean?
A non-reactive result means no HIV antibodies were detected at the time of testing. If your last possible exposure was recent (within the HIV window period), you may need to test again later as advised by a healthcare professional.
Can I rely on this test for a definite diagnosis?
No. A positive result from this at-home kit must be confirmed in a clinical setting. A negative result does not rule out early infection during the window period.
If I’ve had a recent possible exposure, when should I test?
Discuss timing with a healthcare professional, as testing too soon after exposure may not detect HIV antibodies. You may be advised to wait and retest according to recommended intervals.
Do I need to see a doctor after using this test?
Yes. Confirmatory testing is required for positive results, and it’s recommended to consult a sexual health clinic or GP for any concerns or questions about your HIV status.
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