A 10-marker screen from a single vaginal swab covering chlamydia, gonorrhoea, herpes, HPV, trichomonas, mycoplasma, ureaplasma, gardnerella and a Pap smear. Better2Know recommends it for lesbian women, though it is open to anyone.
A finger-prick IgE allergy test that the provider says screens for reactions to up to 300 substances across pollens, foods, animals, mites and insect venoms. Suited to people who suspect a broad, undiagnosed allergy rather than one specific trigger.
A clinic-based blood test measuring total cholesterol, taken by a Better2Know clinician rather than at home.
A rapid finger-prick test for syphilis antibodies, taken and read at a Better2Know clinic. Suited to anyone who wants a result during the same visit rather than waiting for lab-based results.
A rapid finger-prick test for hepatitis C antibodies, taken and read at a Better2Know clinic, giving a result within minutes rather than waiting for a lab-based test.
A clinic-based swab test for the high-risk HPV types linked to cervical, throat, anal and penile cancers, for anyone who wants to check their HPV status, with a wart-check option for men.
This test checks four core female hormones (FSH, oestradiol, prolactin and luteinising hormone) from a blood sample taken at a clinic or via a nurse visit. It suits women investigating fertility, irregular periods or possible menopause symptoms.
A three-marker blood test covering TSH, FT3 and FT4, giving a broader picture of thyroid function than a single marker alone.
Blood test measuring Rubella IgG antibodies to check whether you are immune to rubella, for example through past infection or vaccination. Suited to people who need to confirm their immunity status.
A urine screen covering alcohol and 10 common drugs of abuse, including cannabis, cocaine, amphetamines and several opiates. Suited to anyone who needs to check their own drug and alcohol use, for example for workplace, legal or personal reasons.
A urine screen covering 10 common drugs of abuse, including cannabis, cocaine, amphetamines and several opiates. Suited to anyone who wants to check for recreational drug use without an alcohol component.
A blood test for antibodies to Human T-Lymphotropic Virus (HTLV) types I and II, for anyone concerned about possible exposure to this virus.
