Confidential care · BTS Punnawithi, Bangkok
Clear choices. Private conversations. Three blood and urine testing packages, with 24-hour results available for two panels.
| Package | Sample | Price (THB) | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4-Infection Blood STI Panel | Blood sample | ฿2,290 | 24 hours |
| 18-Target Urine Sexual Health Panel | Urine sample | ฿3,590 | 24 hours |
| 7-Target Urine STI Panel | Urine sample | ฿2,490 | 3–5 days |
฿2,290
HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B and hepatitis C, assessed through six blood markers.
Includes Anti-HBs to assess hepatitis B immunity—not an additional infection.
Book confidential STI testing฿3,590
Our expanded urine panel includes chlamydia, gonorrhoea and additional bacterial, viral, protozoal and yeast targets.
18 targets does not mean 18 separate STIs. Findings are interpreted with your symptoms and history.
Book confidential STI testing฿2,490
A smaller urine panel covering chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomonas, Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma targets.
A focused target list at a lower package price, with a longer laboratory turnaround.
Book confidential STI testingResult times are estimates after sample collection and may vary with collection time or laboratory processing. They are not a guarantee of same-day results.
Start with the blood panel. It includes HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B and hepatitis C markers. Urine panels do not replace these blood tests.
Both urine packages include chlamydia and gonorrhoea targets. Compare the full target lists and result times, then discuss which panel fits your reason for testing.
Blood and urine testing may be combined because their coverage is different. The relevant combination depends on exposure sites, symptoms and previous results—not simply the largest number of targets.
Understand stages, antibody tests, RPR follow-up and treatment.
Read the guideUnderstand fourth-generation testing, window periods and prevention.
Read the guideLearn about silent infection, sample sites and antibiotic treatment.
Read the guideLearn about symptoms, urine testing, treatment and retesting.
Read the guideUnderstand food-borne and sexual exposure, recovery and vaccination.
Read the guideUnderstand current infection, immunity, HBsAg and Anti-HBs.
Read the guideLooks for HIV antigen and antibodies in the same blood test. Timing matters: this is different from a urine infection panel or a general health blood test.
These tests provide complementary information. RPR helps assess disease activity and follow-up; treponemal antibodies can remain positive after past treatment, so previous results and treatment history help interpretation.
HBsAg screens for current hepatitis B infection; Anti-HBs helps assess immunity. This package contains these two markers, not the full hepatitis B triple panel, which also includes total anti-HBc.
Detects antibodies to hepatitis C. A reactive antibody result can reflect past or current infection; an HCV RNA test is used to establish whether infection is currently present.
Not always. A urine result does not rule out infection in the throat or rectum after oral or anal sex. Vaginal samples or swabs from a sore may also be more useful for particular symptoms. Tell the clinician where exposure occurred so they can discuss the right sample or referral. The urine panel's HSV and syphilis targets do not replace appropriate lesion testing or syphilis blood testing.
Arrange assessment promptly rather than waiting for a screening date. Discharge, burning urination, sores, rash or pelvic or testicular pain may need examination as well as testing. Severe pain or fever warrants urgent care.
A laboratory fourth-generation HIV antigen/antibody test using blood from a vein can usually detect infection 18–45 days after exposure. PrEP or PEP use can affect the testing plan; tell the clinician about either medicine.
Note the date of possible exposure, symptoms, recent antibiotics, PrEP or PEP use, hepatitis B vaccination and any previous positive results. This helps the team choose and interpret tests.
Ask for the laboratory's collection instructions before your visit, including how long to avoid urinating and whether to collect the first part of the urine stream. Follow the supplied instructions rather than using a routine midstream sample by habit.
Confirm collection and result timing when booking, particularly if you are travelling. Agree on a private contact method and ask when the team will explain any result that needs follow-up.
Individual testing
Prefer one specific test instead of a package? Kauri offers individual blood markers for HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and syphilis. Our team can help you select the appropriate test and explain the result.
| Blood test | What it assesses | Current price |
|---|---|---|
| HIV Ag/Ab 4th Generation | Combined HIV antigen and antibody screening | ฿700 |
| Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) | Marker used to screen for current hepatitis B infection | ฿300 |
| Hepatitis B Surface Antibody (Anti-HBs) | Marker used to assess immunity to hepatitis B | ฿400 |
| Hepatitis C Antibody (Anti-HCV) | Antibody screening for hepatitis C exposure | ฿600 |
| Syphilis Antibody | Treponema pallidum antibody test | ฿400 |
| TPPA (TPHA) | Treponemal antibody test for syphilis | ฿600 |
| RPR | Nontreponemal test used in syphilis screening and follow-up | ฿300 |
Price note: These are the current listed prices for individual tests and may change. Please confirm the price, preparation requirements and expected turnaround time when booking.
Patient questions
Yes. Many STIs can be present without noticeable symptoms. Testing can be useful after a new partner, a possible exposure or a partner's positive result, and as part of an individual screening plan.
STI means sexually transmitted infection; STD means sexually transmitted disease. People often use both terms when looking for testing. STI includes infections that have not caused symptoms or disease.
The ฿2,290 four-infection blood panel and ฿3,590 18-target urine panel return results in 24 hours. The ฿2,490 seven-target urine panel takes 3–5 days. These are laboratory turnaround estimates, not infection window periods; collection time and processing can affect delivery.
No. Neither Kauri urine package includes HIV. HIV screening is included in the four-infection blood panel or can be requested as an individual blood test.
It offers a broader urine target list and a shorter turnaround than the seven-target panel. The best fit still depends on your symptoms, exposure and the question you want answered. Some targets reflect organisms that can be carried without illness, and the panel does not replace blood or site-specific testing.
HPV is not listed in these three packages. HPV testing and cervical screening answer different questions; discuss the appropriate screening approach with your clinician.
Frequency is personalized to your partners, exposure, symptoms and prevention plan. Some people need annual screening; others benefit from more frequent testing. A new exposure or symptoms can change the schedule.
Yes. Individual HIV, syphilis and hepatitis blood tests are listed on this page. They can be useful for a specific concern or follow-up when a whole package is not needed.
Kauri provides private consultations and handles results confidentially. The team confirms how to contact you about results. You can ask about the privacy process before booking.
Page updated: 17 October 2026. Package prices, targets and turnaround times supplied by Kauri; clinical explanations reference the sources above.
Kauri Health Clinic · BTS Punnawithi
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