Grand Forks STD Testing

Same-Day Confidential STD Testing

Our online testing process is straightforward and quick. With many CLIA-certified local test locations, there are many in your area. All of our STD testing packages are well- priced for the biggest value in the 58201 area.

There is no other online STD testing provider with more convenient locations for Grand Forks STD testing. While you're waiting for your STD test results, you can give our health specialists a call and get a status update. If you are not sure what STDs you need to take, it's okay because our test recommendation tool can tell you.

Our centers screen for so many diseases that no one will know why you are there. We provide a healthcare consumer-friendly experience when you visit our test centers. The best way to begin the testing is to enter your zip code into a search box on our website, you will get a complete list of our labs in your area.

Grand Forks, North Dakota Sexually Transmitted Infections Data

Reduce your risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease by getting the facts about how they are spread. Information is gathered by the federal government and the health department of North Dakota annually about STD infections and rates in Grand Forks.

• 371.7 per 100,000 was the rate of chlamydia infection in North Dakota at the end of 2010.
• North Dakota had a gonorrhea infection rate of 31.5 per 100,000 residents at the end of 2010.
• In 2011, North Dakota reported 1,603 total female and 841 male chlamydia infections
• 8.7% of North Dakota men living with HIV in 2010 reported getting infected through heterosexual contact.
• At the end of 2010, there were 130 White North Dakota residents living with an HIV diagnosis.

We believe that in order to protect yourself and your partner, you should receive annual tests at one of our local North Dakota test locations. STI testing is important for residents of North Dakota, especially for those that are sexually active. Most people infected with STDs are not even aware that they are and unknowingly spread them. Testing for common diseases, including HIV-1 and HIV-2, helps prevent the spread of these diseases.