HPV Home Test Kit

This self-collect HPV test can provide results for 14 high risk variants of the HPV virus, including two which are a common cause of cervical cancer.

At-home test
Subscription available

Sample: Swab
Collection: At-home vaginal swab sample, post to lab
Results in: 3 days
Biomarkers: 1

Tests for

Test specifications

Provider: Better2Know
Sample type: swab
Collection method: at-home vaginal swab sample, post to lab
Turnaround time: 3 days
Biomarkers tested: 1
At-home test: Yes
Doctor reviewed: No
Gender focus: Both

What's tested

1 biomarker as listed by Better2Know.

About this test

Which tests are included?

The Better2Know home sample collection HPV test will give you individual results for 14 high-risk types of the HPV virus. These are types 16 and 18 (the most common cause of cervical cancer), and types 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 66, and 68.

Is the HPV test accurate?

Yes, this is an accurate test performed in an accredited laboratory in London.

How does this test work?

This test requires you to take your own vaginal swab. After you buy your test online, we will post a discreet test pack to your home (the postal pack is plain so no one will know what it is). Inside the pack, you will find everything you need to collect the sample, including a postage-paid return envelope and a pathology form. We will also send you a sample collection instruction leaflet with step-by-step guidance. It is important to follow the instructions carefully. You will get an email when your results are ready, and you can also log in online to check them anytime.

When will my test kit arrive?

If you order your test before 4pm Monday to Friday, we will post it first class the same day. Depending on where you live, your HPV test should arrive the next working day or the day after.

How long before I get my results?

The results of this HPV test should be ready within five working days from when your sample arrives at the laboratory.

What happens if my test shows the presence of the virus?

We can arrange an appointment with a doctor so you can discuss the results and get a prescription for the required medication (there will be a small fee), or you can take your results to your own GP.