Compare the leading telehealth sexual-health services — covering at-home STI testing, PrEP access and confidential clinical care — on accuracy, clinical oversight, pricing transparency and discretion.
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Ranked by our weighted methodology — clinical oversight, treatment options, pricing transparency, customer experience and support.
Well-known at-home testing brand offering STI panels processed by CLIA-certified labs with clinician-supported results.
Telehealth service focused on HIV prevention, connecting patients with clinicians for PrEP and routine STI testing.
Sexual-health telehealth pairing at-home and in-person STI testing with clinician consultations and follow-up treatment.
Online service for at-home STI testing, UTI care and reproductive health with discreet shipping and clinician support.
Telehealth service known for online birth control, plus testing and other women's health care with clinician review.
Sexual health is a routine part of overall health, and telehealth has made it far easier to take care of discreetly. Online services now offer at-home STI testing, access to PrEP for HIV prevention, and confidential consultations with licensed clinicians. This comparison weighs those services on testing quality, clinical oversight and value.
At-home STI testing services ship a collection kit; you provide the sample and mail it to a partner laboratory, then receive results privately online. PrEP services connect you with a licensed clinician who reviews your eligibility, orders required lab work and — if appropriate — prescribes PrEP, with ongoing monitoring. The better services make clinical follow-up easy if a result needs attention.
Reputable at-home STI tests are processed by CLIA-certified laboratories, and many are highly accurate when samples are collected correctly. No test is perfect, however, and timing relative to potential exposure matters — a clinician can advise on when and what to test for. PrEP is a clinician-prescribed medication taken to reduce the risk of HIV; it requires baseline and periodic lab testing and does not protect against other STIs. Eligibility and suitability are always determined by a licensed clinician.
Every provider on this page is scored against the same weighted criteria — clinical oversight, service range, pricing transparency, discretion and support. We apply the methodology identically to advertising partners and non-partners, and a licensed medical reviewer signs off before publication. The ranking is refreshed at least every 90 days. Testing and treatment decisions should always be made with a licensed clinician — this page is a starting point, not medical advice.
Medically reviewed
Reviewed by Dr. Elena Marsh, MD, MPH — Board-Certified Family Physician.
Last reviewed May 10, 2026. Content is re-reviewed at least every 90 days.