Aozora Laboratory | Kit delivery and follow-up options
Aozora offers self-collected mail-in STI testing and lists online consultation through Aozora Clinic as a follow-up route.
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Aozora offers self-collected mail-in STI testing and lists online consultation through Aozora Clinic as a follow-up route.
API-Net offers a directory of HIV testing and consultation sites and a region-by-region list of telephone services.
The clinic lists STI testing through urology and a checkup add-on that uses urine and blood to test for gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and HIV.
Demecal lists mailed blood tests, including HIV antibody screening and hepatitis B and C options.
Fujimedical lists self-collection kits for HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea and other tests, with some bundles including throat samples.
The clinic in Shimbashi, Tokyo lists blood tests for HIV and syphilis and tests for chlamydia and gonorrhea.
GME processes mailed samples in its laboratory and gives turnaround estimates from receipt of the specimen.
This men’s clinic lists locations in Ikebukuro and Yaesu and provides information about both in-person STI testing and online consultations.
The urology clinic in Higashi-Umeda lists STI testing and treatment and describes insured and self-pay testing conditions.
The directory lists HIV testing facilities, booking details and, for some sites, other STI tests. It also lists telephone support services.
The center publishes information about HIV advice services for members of the public, including people considering testing.
Idaten lists infectious disease and STI services at locations including Hakata, along with telephone consultations and mail-in testing.
The professional society publishes information about its STI diagnosis and treatment guidelines and academic activities.
The public health information service describes pathogens, transmission and epidemiology, including for syphilis.
The service lists clinic visits and a mail-in option with access to a physician consultation. Its mail-in testing is self-pay.
The STI clinic near Kawasaki Station distinguishes medically indicated insured care from self-pay testing. Published insured fees are conditional estimates.
The clinic lists STI services at its Kyoto Station, Katsuragawa Rakusaiguchi and Minami-Kusatsu branches and describes a mail-in option.
The Ebisu clinic lists STI testing and treatment and explains test choices and the in-person visit process.