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Your test results:
What they mean and what to do next

Which test did you take?

trusti chlamydia rapid test kit Chlamydia Rapid Test Kit (trusti)

Swab at home, result in 20 minutes.

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trusti gonorrhoea rapid test kit Gonorrhoea Rapid Test Kit (trusti)

Swab at home, result in 20 minutes.

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Canetest Self-Test for Vaginal Infections Vaginal Infection Self-Test

Thrush or BV? A pH test tells you which.

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UTI Urinary Tract Infection Self Test

Dip strip for signs of infection.

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Menopause image Menopause Self Test Kit

Checks FSH, a hormone that rises around menopause.

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Vitamin D Vitamin D Self Test

Low, borderline or normal, in minutes.

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Iron Iron Deficiency Test

Checks ferritin, your iron stores.

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Coeliac Coeliac Self Test

Looks for antibodies to gluten.

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cholesterol newfoundland Cholesterol Self Test

Total cholesterol from a finger prick.

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Digital Pregnancy Pregnancy Test

Clear & Simple and Clearblue Digital.

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Ovulation Ovulation Self Test

Finds your LH surge and fertile window.

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Genital Herpes Genital Herpes Test (HSV-1 & HSV-2)

Lab blood test, results by email.

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Cortisol Get Tested Lab Kits

HbA1c, cholesterol, liver, cortisol, hormones.

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Chlamydia rapid test

Result in 20 minutesAll tests

If it's positive

  • You have chlamydia and it needs treating. A short course of antibiotic tablets clears more than 95% of infections.
  • Tell anyone you've had sex with in the last 6 months so they can test and treat too.
  • No sex, even with a condom, until you and your partner have both finished treatment.

If it's negative

  • If you tested within 21 days of the sex you're worried about, test again once 21 days have passed.
  • Symptoms? A sexual health clinic can check you for other infections. We don't supply treatment on a negative result.
  • After any treatment, test again at 3 months, especially if you're under 25.
Next step Get chlamydia treatment, £12.99 Find a sexual health clinic

Gonorrhoea rapid test

Result in 20 minutesAll tests

If it's positive

  • It needs treating at a sexual health clinic. The usual treatment is a single antibiotic injection, which a pharmacy can't post to you.
  • Tell recent partners so they can be tested, and no sex until the clinic says it's safe.

If it's negative

  • If you tested within 2 weeks of the sex you're worried about, test again after 2 weeks.
  • Symptoms? Go to a sexual health clinic whatever the result says.
  • Worried about chlamydia too? It's a separate kit, and if that one is positive we can treat it online.
Next step Find a sexual health clinic Chlamydia rapid test, £19.99 incl. shipping

Vaginal infection test (Canestest, Newfoundland)

Result in minutesAll tests

If it points to thrush

  • Thrush treatment is available over the counter, as a tablet, a pessary or a cream.
  • See a pharmacist first if this is your first time, you're pregnant, you're under 16 or over 60, or you've had it 4 or more times in a year.

If it points to BV or another infection

  • BV needs a prescription antibiotic, so see your GP or a sexual health clinic. We don't treat BV at TribElle yet.
  • Frothy, yellow-green or strong-smelling discharge, or a new partner: ask the clinic to test for STIs as well.
  • If you're experiencing pain, fever or bleeding between periods, please see your GP.
Next step Thrush treatments Free 10-minute pharmacist chat

Urinary tract infection test

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's positive

  • Most UTIs need a short antibiotic course. In England, women aged 16 to 64 can get this from a community pharmacy under Pharmacy First, without seeing a GP.
  • Fever, pain in the back or side, blood in the urine, or pregnant: contact a GP or NHS 111 today.
  • We don't treat UTIs at TribElle yet, so your local pharmacy or GP is the fastest route.

If it's negative

  • A negative strip doesn't rule out infection. If symptoms last more than 2 days, see a GP or pharmacist.
  • Drink plenty of water in the meantime.
Next step Free 10-minute pharmacist chat

Menopause (FSH) test

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's positive

  • Raised FSH suggests perimenopause or menopause, but FSH goes up and down, so your symptoms matter more than the number.
  • Hot flushes, night sweats, broken sleep, changes to your periods, low mood or brain fog are enough to start a conversation about treatment.

If it's negative

  • You can still be perimenopausal with normal FSH; it's one of the reasons the test alone isn't used to diagnose it.
  • If symptoms are affecting your life, book the consultation anyway.
Next step Menopause treatment and HRT Over-the-counter menopause support

Vitamin D test

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's low

  • A daily supplement is the usual fix. The NHS suggests 10 micrograms (400 IU) a day for most adults in autumn and winter; a pharmacist can advise a higher short-term dose if you're low.
  • Recheck in about 3 months. Bone or muscle pain, or a result that stays low despite supplements, is a reason to see a GP.

If it's normal

  • Most people in the UK run low between October and March, so a daily supplement through the winter is still worth it.
Next step Vitamins and supplements

Iron deficiency test

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's low

  • Confirm it with a GP blood test before starting long-term iron tablets; iron supplements can hide other problems.
  • An over-the-counter iron supplement is reasonable in the meantime if you're tired, breathless or paler than usual. Take it with vitamin C, away from tea and coffee.
  • Heavy periods are a common cause.

If it's normal

  • Still exhausted? Tiredness has many causes, and the free pharmacist chat is a good place to start.
Next step Vitamins and supplements Free 10-minute pharmacist chat

Coeliac test

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's positive

  • Coeliac disease is likely but not confirmed. See your GP for a blood test and, usually, a referral.
  • Keep eating gluten until all testing is finished. Cutting it out first makes the tests go falsely negative.

If it's negative

  • A negative home test doesn't rule coeliac disease out completely, especially if you've already reduced gluten.
  • Ongoing bloating, diarrhoea, weight loss or unexplained anaemia: see your GP anyway.
Next step Free 10-minute pharmacist chat

Cholesterol self test

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's high

  • Ask your GP for a full cholesterol profile (HDL, LDL, triglycerides) and a heart-risk score. Whether you need medication depends on that score, not the single number.
  • Diet, activity and stopping smoking all help reduce cholesterol, and the free chat can help you decide where to start.

If it's normal

  • Recheck every few years, or sooner if heart disease runs in your family.
Next step Free 10-minute pharmacist chat

Pregnancy test (Clear & Simple, Clearblue)

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's positive

  • Contact your GP surgery or self-refer to your local midwife team.

If it's negative

  • Period late? Test again after 3 days with first-morning urine, and again a week later if it still hasn't arrived.
  • Still negative with irregular or absent periods: see your GP.
Next step Folic acid and supplements Free 10-minute pharmacist chat

Ovulation test

Result in minutesAll tests

If it's positive (LH surge)

  • Ovulation usually follows within 24 to 36 hours. The 2 days around the surge are your most fertile.

If it's negative (no surge)

  • No surge over 3 cycles, or cycles that are irregular or longer than 35 days: see your GP. Conditions like PCOS can make the tests hard to read.
  • Ovulation tests aren't contraception. Sperm can live for up to 5 days, so a negative test doesn't mean a safe day.
Next step Free 10-minute pharmacist chat

Genital herpes (HSV-1 and HSV-2)

Lab report by emailAll tests

If it's positive

  • A positive antibody result means you've been exposed to that virus at some point, not that you have an outbreak now. HSV-1 is usually the cold-sore virus and on its own doesn't mean genital herpes.
  • Symptoms (small painful blisters or sores, tingling)? Antiviral tablets shorten outbreaks and, taken daily, reduce how often they come back. That treatment is available through our consultation.
  • No symptoms? Many people never have an outbreak and need no treatment. A sexual health clinic can advise on partners.

If it's negative

  • Antibodies take up to 12 weeks to appear, so a negative result soon after a risk may be too early.
  • Sores or blisters now? See a sexual health clinic while they're present; a swab of the sore is the most accurate test.
Next step Genital herpes treatment Find a sexual health clinic

HbA1c, cholesterol, liver, cortisol, testosterone, oestrogen and progesterone

Lab report by emailAll tests

If something is flagged

  • Book the free chat with the report open. We'll say whether it's something to act on, repeat, or take to your GP, and what to say when you get there.

If everything is in range

  • Symptoms with normal results still deserve a conversation. Menopause symptoms with normal hormone results are common, and our menopause consultation is the next step.
Next step Free 10-minute pharmacist chat Menopause treatment and HRT

What women say

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“A real chat. Kind. Honest. Comfortable and safe feeling. Thank-you”
Rebecca H.
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“Great company. I had a great online consultation with them, made me feel at ease. Fast delivery too.”
Chloe T.
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“So happy I found a company for women run by women. No more worrying about being labelled a neurotic woman. Will highly recommend as nothing was too much trouble for them.”
Kerry W.
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“Clinical team very friendly and helpful, im not very good on techno but was guided through the process with efficiency and understanding, thankyou”
Sandra P.
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“A real chat. Kind. Honest. Comfortable and safe feeling. Thank-you”
Rebecca H.
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“Great company. I had a great online consultation with them, made me feel at ease. Fast delivery too.”
Chloe T.
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“So happy I found a company for women run by women. No more worrying about being labelled a neurotic woman. Will highly recommend as nothing was too much trouble for them.”
Kerry W.
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“Clinical team very friendly and helpful, im not very good on techno but was guided through the process with efficiency and understanding, thankyou”
Sandra P.

Frequently asked questions about TribElle

How do I place an order?

The process is 3 simple steps.

  1. Step 1: Fill in an online consultation to check eligibility and select your preferred medication.
  2. Step 2: A clinician will review the consultation and, if suitable, issue a prescription which is dispensed by our pharmacy.
  3. Step 3: Your medication will be delivered using Royal Mail Tracked service.
How does the process work?

The process is 3 simple steps.

  1. Step 1: Fill in an online consultation to check eligibility and select your preferred medication.
  2. Step 2: A clinician will review the consultation and, if suitable, issue a prescription which is dispensed by our pharmacy.
  3. Step 3: Your medication will be delivered using Royal Mail Tracked service.
Is the packaging discreet?

All our orders are dispatched in plain, discreet packaging. There is no branding or logo on the packaging.

How soon will my medication be delivered?

Your consultation is reviewed by a qualified clinician, usually within 24 hours. If your treatment is approved, your medication is dispensed by our UK-registered pharmacy and sent using Royal Mail tracked delivery. Most orders arrive within 2 working days after approval.

How much does delivery cost?
  • Tracked 24: £5.99
  • Tracked 48: £3.99
What is TribElle?

TribElle is a GPhC-registered online pharmacy in the UK. We specialise in women's health, providing access to clinical assessment, prescription treatment and pharmacy services.

Our service brings together:

  • Qualified healthcare professionals
  • Clinical assessment
  • Prescription treatment where clinically appropriate
  • A regulated pharmacy
  • Pharmacy advice and support
  • Convenient home delivery
  • Information and education about women's health
Is TribElle a regulated pharmacy?

Yes. TribElle is a GPhC-registered pharmacy (registration number 9012688) and follows the regulatory requirements of the General Pharmaceutical Council. TribElle operates within the UK healthcare and pharmacy regulatory framework. You can check our registration on the GPhC register.

TribElle also holds an NHS licence and ODS code, supporting our ongoing work with NHS systems and services.

Do you only treat women?

No. TribElle specialises in women's health, but most of our clinical services are open to men too. Complete the online consultation and our clinicians will assess whether the treatment is suitable for you.

How does TribElle work?

The process is 3 simple steps.

  1. Step 1: Fill in an online consultation to check eligibility and select your preferred medication.
  2. Step 2: For first-time weight loss orders, schedule a quick 5 minute video call with one of our UK-registered prescribers, at a time that's convenient for you. They will review the consultation and, if suitable, issue a prescription which is dispensed by our pharmacy. For all other orders, a video consultation is not required.
  3. Step 3: Your medication will be delivered using Royal Mail Tracked service.
Can I speak to a clinician?

Absolutely. Our UK-registered clinical team is available to listen, answer your questions and make sure any treatment is appropriate and safe for you. Your consultation is assessed by a qualified prescriber, and your first weight management order includes a video consultation.

After that, you can contact the clinical team through email, or request a call if you'd like to speak to someone directly.

How does TribElle handle confidential information?

We process your information in accordance with UK data protection laws, including UK GDPR.