Payment Options

Priority STD Testing accepts various forms of payment for your convenience. Major credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, health savings plans and even pre-paid gift cards are all accepted.

Health Insurance

We do not accept any form of private health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid. This prevents your lab order and results from being reported to your healthcare provider or made available to other parties.

Health Savings Accounts & Flex Spending Accounts (HSA/FSA)

Your health savings account or flex spending account can cover STD testing purchased directly from our website or over the phone.  Your HSA or FSA provider may require a receipt for testing ordered which can be obtained at your request. For more information on HSA or FSA payments and receipts, call 1-888-211-2365 to speak with a care counselor.

PayPal

We accept PayPal as a form of payment for testing, just enter your address in the field above the PayPal checkout button so the correct physician can be assigned to your lab order. Charges will be displayed as “SFHT”.

Pre-Paid Gift Cards

If you wish to use a pre-paid gift card, there are a few steps required before payment can be accepted. We recommend Vanilla Gift pre-paid cards which can be obtained at CVS, Walgreens, or other convenience stores. Other gift cards can be used, however additional registration steps may be required. Reloadable cards will not work with our system. Make sure to load the exact amount for the test you wish to take onto the card. While the card may be activated from the store for physical transactions, it will take 2 hours from the time of purchase before it can be used online through our website. Our care counselors are always available to help with gift card transactions as well.

Your Privacy

Your privacy is important to us. In order to maintain confidentiality, we do not use our business name for identification of your purchase and will not send a bill to your home address. Charges for our service will appear as “SFHT” on your statement and your test purchase will not be identifiable.