
Get peace of mind with confidential STI blood testing at Solihull Blood Testing. Whether you’re checking after a possible exposure, starting a new relationship, or you simply want reassurance, our service is discreet, supportive, and straightforward. Appointments are quick and private, and you’ll receive clear results to help you understand your next steps.


Choose the testing option that best suits your needs
Tests for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea. Recommended as a routine check for sexually active individuals or after unprotected sexual contact.
Includes HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhoea. Our most thorough screening for complete peace of mind.
4th generation HIV test with high accuracy. Can detect infection as early as 28 days after exposure. Results typically available within 48 hours.
Tests for Hepatitis B and C, which can be transmitted through blood or sexual contact. Important for those with potential exposure or as part of a health check.
Many STIs have no symptoms, so testing is the only way to know for sure. Regular testing is a normal part of looking after your sexual health.
Most STIs are easily treatable when caught early. Delayed treatment can lead to complications including fertility problems and transmission to partners.
Knowing your status allows you to make informed decisions about your sexual health and protects the people you care about.
Your privacy is paramount. All testing is completely confidential and results are only shared with you. We create a judgement-free environment.
We recommend testing after any unprotected sexual contact, when starting a new relationship, annually if sexually active with multiple partners, or if you have any symptoms of concern.
Different infections have different window periods. Most can be detected 2-4 weeks after exposure, though some may take up to 3 months for accurate results. We will advise on appropriate testing timing.
Most STIs are treatable or manageable with the right care. We will explain your results clearly, discuss treatment options, and provide support for partner notification if relevant.