If you are transgender, cisgender or other and would like to get tested for chlamydia, gonorrhea, Mycoplasma genitalium, or trich, we recommend selecting the “Male” test type during checkout. That type of test uses urine collection rather than a vaginal swab which makes it more suitable for a diverse range of testing cases. Please note, because almost all research on laboratory tests has not specifically identified whether participants were transgender, there is little data available on the performance of these tests for transgender individuals. However, based on our scientific understanding of STD testing, we expect that test performance will have comparable accuracy for both transgender and non-transgender individuals. Our HIV, syphilis, HSV-2 (genital herpes type 2), and Hepatitis C tests are unisex and based on a blood sample. Gender will not affect the collection process or accuracy of the test results. HPV high-risk type testing is done for women 30+ years of and can be used for cervical cancer screening. This test uses a vaginal swab to collect a specimen. Depending on the type of surgery you have had, cervical cancer screening may or may not be necessary. Please consult with your health care provider.