Introduction
If you follow this guide, you can get an anonymous STD test, speak to a doctor anonymously over the phone about your test and get anonymous treatment, in many cases. We have tested these steps ourselves, more than once, and they work — if you follow them as outlined.
What we describe is a process — what you need to do to protect your identity — not a product. If someone tries to sell you an anonymous STD test, don’t believe them, because there is no such thing.
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A Step-By-Step Guide to Get an Anonymous STD Test and Treatment
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1. Create an alias.
- You need a first name, a last name and a birth date.
- No ID is required.
- Make it easy to remember.
- Don’t be cute or clever.
- You might need to respond to this name when you get your STD test.
2. Create a new email account for your alias.
- GMail is easy. Choose Create An Account.
- Don’t provide a phone number or backup email account.
- Don’t forget your password or you have to start all over again.
3. Buy a $200 Visa Gift Card.
- You really only need $198. The card will cost an extra $4.95 or so.
- You will have to pay cash.
- If you register the card online, use your alias.
- If you test positive, you might need another gift card for $95 for treatment. Buy it now or buy it later.
4-a.Click here to order your tests.
4-b. Pick a Lab 4-c. Print Your Lab Form 4-d. Go Get Your Test 5. Access Your Test Results 6. Get Anonymous Treatment 7. Notify Your Partner(s) 8. Remove Evidence If you Test Positive and Can’t Get a Prescription… If you tested positive for syphilis, the CDC’s recommended treatment is a penicillin injection, not oral antibiotics. You could take a copy of your test results to an immediate care clinic, perhaps some distance from where you live. The clinic will probably give you the recommended treatment. We’ve tried it and it worked for us. The issue will be the alias on your test results, so the best thing to do is to edit the PDF file and replace the alias with your name before you bring it to the clinic (PDF files are easy to edit). You lose anonymity but still have some level of privacy protection. It’s unclear whether the clinic will report you to the state health department. In our case, we told the clinic that the health department had already been in touch, and they did not notify them. The only way to continue truly anonymously would be to use a fake ID with your alias, but we don’t recommend that. Other than syphilis, if you can’t get a prescription called in, it’s because the health risk to you is serious enough that you need to go see a doctor. Unfortunately, at this point, you’re going to lose your anonymity because your doctor is going to want to do his own tests. But everything will be kept private and confidential, and at least you will know how the results are going to come back. We have followed these steps ourselves to obtain an anonymous test and anonymous treatment. If there are any improvements or suggestions that will make the process easier or better, please let us know!
I wanted to say thanks for putting this out there. Other websites won’t tell you how to get around the system. I followed your instructions and everything worked the way you said it would. Problem solved without leaving a trail of evidence behind.
This saved me so telling other people this is the real deal, — legit and free way to get anon std test. Except you got to pay for the test. I mean no extra charges for anon.