Everlywell at-Home Syphilis Test Collection Kit for Women and Men, Get Accurate Results at Home from a CLIA-Certified Lab Within Days, for Ages 18 Plus

Everlywell at-Home Syphilis Test Collection Kit for Women and Men, Get Accurate Results at Home from a CLIA-Certified Lab Within Days, for Ages 18 Plus

• AT-HOME LAB TESTING: This easy-to-use, at-home lab test collection kit helps you check for the sexually transmitted infection (STI) syphilis from the comfort of your home.
• EASY, AT-HOME SAMPLE COLLECTION: Everything you need is included in one at-home collection kit. Just collect a small blood sample and return mail with the included prepaid shipping label. No clinic visits or appointments required.
• FAST, ACTIONABLE RESULTS: Receive digital results in an easy-to-read dashboard usually within 3-5 business days after your sample is received by the lab, so you can make confident choices, share with your doctor and prioritize your health.
• CLIA-CERTIFIED LAB ANALYSIS: Everlywell test results are reviewed by board-certified physicians and analyzed in a CLIA-certified lab that meets federal standards for laboratory testing to ensure accuracy, reliability and clinically-backed insights.
• HSA AND FSA ELIGIBLE: Use your health savings or flexible spending account to pay for your kit, just confirm your plan covers at-home lab testing. Not available in New York. Test taker must be 18 plus.

It is estimated that just over 85,000 new cases of Syphilis are reported to the CDC each year and the total number of infected individuals has been increasing over the past few years. Syphilis is a bacterial infection that is spread from sexual contact (including vaginal, anal, and oral sex) with someone who is infected. This test will not be able to tell you the specific site of infection, but will detect the infection if present. Pregnant women infected with Syphilis can also spread Syphilis to their unborn children in pregnancy. Men who have sex with men comprise the largest group of infected individuals, totaling just over 80% of all reported cases to the CDC in 2016. Individuals who should be tested for Syphilis include any individual who had sexual contact with a person known to be infected with Syphilis, any man who is actively having sex with another man, all pregnant women, sexually active individuals living with HIV, and anyone who is taking PrEP for HIV prevention.