List of sexual health products

1. STD Test – Female & Male

This is available in the form of a Midstream Injection. It’s an easy and convenient way to screen for sexually transmitted diseases. There are two types of STD test kits – one that you can self-administer and one you have to have your doctor administer.

2. STD Test – Male

This is also available in the form of a Midstream Injection. It is an easy and convenient way to screen for sexually transmitted diseases. There are two types of STD test kits – one that you can self-administer and one you have to have your doctor administer.

3. Chlamydia & Gonorrhea Test

This is available in the form of a Cervical Injection, which is administered by your doctor. It’s an easy and convenient way to screen for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

4. Trichomoniasis test

This is available in the form of a Cervical or Urine Test, which is administered by your doctor. It is an easy and convenient way to screen for Trichomoniasis.

5. HIV test

This is also available in the form of a Midstream Injection. It’s an easy and convenient way to screen for HIV. The HIV test kit consists of a vial (plastic) containing 4 solutions:

The instructions for this type of STD test kit are very simple – you’ll be told to use the first 3 solutions in turn, from the least specific to the most specific, and put each sample into the testing device provided inside each solution vial.

6. Syphilis Test

This is available in the form of a Blood Test, which is generally self-administered. It’s an easy and convenient way to screen for Syphilis.

7. Hepatitis C Test

This is available in the form of a Blood Test, which is generally self-administered. It’s an easy and convenient way to screen for Hepatitis C.

Conclusion

It is your sexual health that is affected by these products. It is only when you discuss with your doctor that you will know what product works for you. Remember, there are other ways of protecting your sexual health than using sexual health products. For example, receive regular check-ups to find out whether or not you have an STD.