Confidential STI testing across 11 London clinics. Get results in 4 hours at our 5 clinics with on-site labs, or your test fee back. At our other clinics, most standard results are ready by 6pm the next working day.

Why choose DocTap
GPs experienced in sexual health
All DocTap GPs are skilled in diagnosing, testing and treating sexual health concerns — so you get expert advice and the right treatment without delay.
4-hour results — or your money back
Available at select clinics with on-site labs. All other clinics return results by 6 pm the next day.
Clinical excellence
Every DocTap doctor is GMC-registered, every clinic CQC-regulated — trusted by thousands across London.
Complete discretion
Your visit, results and records are completely private. Anonymous partner notification is available if needed.
11 London sexual health clinics
Our London private STI clinics are open weekdays, weekends and evenings for same-day appointments.
Which appointment is right for you?
For routine and precautionary screening
Compare our healthcare assistant-led routine STI screens and individual tests, available at five London clinics with on-site laboratories. Prices include the appointment, test, handling and results.
Our most popular STI test. Suitable from 45 days post exposure. Same-day STI results within 4 hours, backed by our money-back guarantee.
Suitable from 14 days post exposure. Same-day results within 4 hours, backed by our money-back guarantee.
Suitable from 45 days post exposure. Same-day HIV results within 4 hours, backed by our money-back guarantee.
Suitable from 10 days post exposure. A confirmatory standard HIV test is recommended after 45 days. Next day results.
Suitable from 14 days post exposure. A confirmatory standard test is recommended after 45 days. Results in 3-4 days.
For symptoms, concerns and help choosing tests
Compare our STI screens and individual tests, available at all 11 London clinics. Prices include a 15-minute GP consultation, tests, handling and results.
Our most popular GP-led STI screen. Suitable from 45 days after exposure. 4-hour results at select clinics, next day by 6pm elsewhere.
Suitable from 45 days post exposure. 4 hour results at select clinics, next day by 6pm elsewhere.
A comprehensive STI screen, suitable from 45 days after exposure. Results in 2–3 days.
Suitable from 14 days post exposure. 4 hour results at select clinics, next day by 6pm elsewhere.
Suitable from 45 days post exposure. 4 hour results at select clinics, next day by 6pm elsewhere.
Suitable from 10 days post exposure. If negative a confirmatory HIV 1&2/p24 antigen is recommended at 45 days. Results by 6pm next day.
Suitable from 10 days post exposure. If negative a confirmatory HIV 1&2/p24 antigen is recommended at 45 days. Results in 3-4 days.
You must have a current suspected herpes lesion or blister to take this test. 4 hour results at select clinics, 6 days elsewhere.
This is a blood test to check whether you have previously had herpes in the past. Results in 2-3 days.
Confidential and simple from booking to results
Book online, attend your chosen London clinic and receive your results securely through your DocTap account.

If your result is positive
If your STI test comes back positive, our doctors can provide treatment and advice right away. Many conditions can be treated the same day, and you’ll have ongoing support until everything is resolved.

Private STI testing across London

Situated by South Quay Footbridge, a 3-minute walk from Canary Wharf and Heron Quays stations.

Situated on King Street, a 6-minute walk from Hammersmith underground stations.

Located just off Euston Road, less than a 10-minute walk from both Euston and King’s Cross stations.

Located in the heart of the City, a 5-minute walk from Liverpool Street and Bank stations.

Located just off Borough High Street, an 8-minute walk from London Bridge station.

Located on Wigmore Street, just off Harley Street, a 7-minute walk from Bond Street station.

Located on Clapham High Street, only a 3-minute walk from Clapham Common station.

Located off Old Street, a 3-minute walk from Old Street underground station.

Located within The Conductor building, a 6-minute walk from Stratford station, or 3 minutes from the Westfield shopping centre.

Only a 3-minute walk from Swiss Cottage station.

Situated on Lower Belgrave Street, a 5-minute walk from Victoria rail and underground stations.

Speak to a GP by video or phone, wherever you are — no app needed. Ideal for follow-ups and straightforward concerns.
HIV affects the immune system and may cause no symptoms for several years. Testing uses a blood sample, with standard and early-detection options available depending on how recently the possible exposure occurred.
Chlamydia is a common bacterial STI that often causes no symptoms. When symptoms occur, they may include unusual discharge or pain when urinating. Testing usually uses a urine or swab sample, including throat or rectal samples depending on the area being tested.
Gonorrhoea is a bacterial STI that can affect the genitals, rectum or throat. It may cause unusual discharge, pain when urinating or no symptoms at all. Testing uses urine or swab samples from the areas being checked.
Genital herpes is caused by the herpes simplex virus and can cause painful blisters or sores, although symptoms may be mild or absent. A current sore can be tested with a swab, while a blood test can check for a previous infection.
Syphilis is a bacterial STI that develops in stages. It may begin with a painless sore and can later cause a rash, although symptoms are not always noticeable. Syphilis is tested using a blood sample.
Hepatitis B is a viral infection that affects the liver and can be passed through sex or infected blood and body fluids. Many people have no symptoms. Blood testing can check for current infection, previous exposure and immunity.
Hepatitis C is a viral liver infection passed mainly through infected blood, although sexual transmission can occur. It often causes no early symptoms. Blood tests can check for previous exposure and whether the virus is currently present.
Trichomonas is an STI caused by a parasite. It may cause discharge, irritation or discomfort when urinating, although many people have no symptoms. Testing uses a urine or swab sample.
Compare all available STI tests, including prices, testing windows, sample types and result times.
Why many patients choose DocTap’s private in-clinic testing
Compare self-sampling services with DocTap’s clinician-supported STI testing, test options, turnaround times and treatment support.
STI and STD are often used interchangeably. STI is now the more commonly used term because someone can have an infection without developing symptoms or disease. The tests are the same whether you search for an STI test or an STD test.
You may want to test after unprotected sex, when starting a new relationship, if a partner has tested positive or if you develop symptoms. Many STIs cause no noticeable symptoms, so routine screening can also be helpful when you feel well.
Choose healthcare assistant-led testing for routine or precautionary screening when you know which test you want. Choose GP-led testing if you have symptoms, concerns, recent exposure or are unsure what to test for.
DocTap offers tests for HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhoea, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, herpes, trichomonas and mycoplasma. Throat and rectal chlamydia and gonorrhoea tests are also available.
The four-STI screen includes HIV, syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhoea. The six-STI screen also includes hepatitis B and hepatitis C. The comprehensive screen includes further infections, including trichomonas and mycoplasma. Check the individual test cards for the exact inclusions.
Testing windows vary by infection. Chlamydia and gonorrhoea tests can be taken from 14 days after exposure, while the standard HIV test can be taken from 45 days. Early HIV testing is available from 10 days. Testing too early can miss an infection, so repeat testing may sometimes be recommended.
Yes. A urine or genital sample does not test every part of the body. Throat or rectal swabs may be relevant depending on the type of sexual contact. A GP can advise what to test for if you are unsure.
The sample depends on the infection being tested for and may include blood, urine or a swab. Samples are taken by a trained healthcare assistant or GP, or you will be guided through collecting them yourself.
Most STI tests require no special preparation. For some urine tests, you may be asked not to urinate for at least one hour before your appointment. Follow the instructions provided when you book.
Yes. You can attend an STI testing appointment during your period. You can also reschedule through your DocTap account if you would feel more comfortable attending at another time.
Selected tests return within four hours at five clinics with on-site laboratories. At our other clinics, most standard results are ready by 6pm the next working day. Some specialist and early-detection tests take longer. The expected turnaround is shown on each test card.
Selected four-hour results are available at Canary Wharf, Hammersmith, King’s Cross and Euston, Liverpool Street and Bank, and London Bridge. STI testing is also available at DocTap’s other London clinics, with samples sent to a laboratory for processing.
DocTap uses established laboratory testing methods. Accuracy depends on choosing the correct test, waiting until the relevant testing window has passed and testing the correct sample sites. Testing too early may mean that a repeat test is recommended.
A GP will explain your result and what happens next. Depending on the infection, DocTap may provide treatment or direct you to a specialist NHS sexual health service. Partner-notification support is also available with your consent. (https://doctap.co.uk/sti-treatment)
DocTap provides treatment for several common infections, including chlamydia, gonorrhoea, herpes, mycoplasma and trichomonas. HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B or C require specialist NHS sexual health care. (https://doctap.co.uk/sti-treatment)
Yes. Book an STI treatment appointment and bring or upload a copy of your laboratory result. A GP will review it and confirm whether DocTap can provide treatment or whether specialist care is required. (https://doctap.co.uk/sti-treatment)
Yes. Your clinician can discuss confidential partner-notification options with you after a positive result. Partner notification is only arranged with your consent.
Yes. Your appointment, results and records are stored securely and are not shared with your NHS GP, employer or anyone else without your consent. You will be notified when your results are ready and can view them privately through your DocTap account.
No. DocTap provides in-clinic STI testing. Samples are taken by a trained healthcare assistant or GP, or you will be guided through collecting them yourself.
Testing is confidential, but it is not anonymous. You must create a DocTap account using your name, date of birth and address. An identification check is completed at the clinic to ensure that your results and any treatment are linked to the correct patient.
Yes. The package prices shown on this page include the appointment, listed tests, handling and results. GP-led package prices also include a 15-minute GP consultation. Optional additional tests are charged separately at the prices displayed.
No. You do not need to be registered with a UK GP or have a referral to book an STI test with DocTap. You must attend one of our London clinics in person.