STDcheck.com vs Quest Diagnostics: prices compared

Both sell private STD tests. Here is what each charges and how they differ, from their own sites. Every price shows when we last checked it.

Prices last verified Oct 30, 2026

At a glance

Computed from current prices and each provider's stated results time.Verified Oct 30, 2026

STDcheck.com and Quest Diagnostics: prices and features
	STDcheck.com	Quest Diagnostics
Full panel	$139Verified Oct 30, 2026 10 Test Panel Lower price	$282Verified Oct 30, 2026 STD Screening Test Panel – Expanded
Cheapest option with the common 4	$139Verified Oct 30, 2026 10 Test Panel Lower price	$149Verified Oct 30, 2026 STD Screening Test Panel – Basic
Chlamydia alone	$59Verified Oct 30, 2026	Not sold
Gonorrhea alone	$59Verified Oct 30, 2026	Not sold
Syphilis alone	$49Verified Oct 30, 2026 Lower price	$52Verified Oct 30, 2026
HIV alone	$49Verified Oct 30, 2026 Lower price	$85Verified Oct 30, 2026
Herpes alone	$79Verified Oct 30, 2026 Lower price	$105Verified Oct 30, 2026
Hepatitis C alone	$24Verified Oct 30, 2026 Lower price	$62Verified Oct 30, 2026
Ways to test	Lab visit	Lab visit
Fastest stated results	1 to 2 daysLab visit	1 to 3 daysLab visit
Same-day testing	Yes	Yes
HSA/FSA	Yes	Yes
Not available in	None listed	AZ, HI, PR
	Order (opens in a new tab)	Order (opens in a new tab)

Results: Results are posted to your private online account, with an email when they are ready, typically 1–2 business days after the lab visit. HIV RNA takes 2–4 business days, and the FAQ says HIV RNA, trichomoniasis and Mycoplasma genitalium can take up to an extra week.
Privacy: STDcheck.com does not bill insurance and says results are not sent to an insurer or added to your medical record. Card charges show as "ANALYTE HEALTH". Positive results for reportable infections are reported to public health as required by law, even when the test is ordered online. The physician group's terms say a positive result may be disclosed to your state health agency.
Physician consultation: Lab orders are authorized by an independent physician group, and a physician fee is added per order at checkout. After a positive result you can speak with a physician by phone; several pages call this consultation free, while the FAQ lists a fee for a consultation with a written prescription and another for a partner prescription.

Results: Quest emails a secure link once all results in the order are ready, typically 1–2 business days after the sample (2–3 business days for the Expanded panel, herpes and HPV tests). Some states, including California and Pennsylvania, may hold results a few extra days under state rules. The physician group calls you if a result needs prompt attention or an STD or HIV result is positive.
Privacy: Tests are not billed to insurance, so no insurance statement is created. Quest says only you, Quest and the ordering physician group can see your results, and they are not shared with your own doctor unless you share them. Positive results for reportable infections are reported to public health as required by law, even when the test is ordered online.
Physician consultation: An independent physician group orders every test and reviews results, paid for by a physician service fee per order. Discussing your results with a provider is included at no extra cost. After a positive result the provider may prescribe treatment for chlamydia, gonorrhea or trichomoniasis in some states, but cannot treat HIV, syphilis or hepatitis. Medication cost is not stated.