Infectious Diseases

Find an infection test by its target

This collection brings several types of infection-related testing together. Begin with the pathogen named in the test's intended use, rather than a broad symptom label. A SARS-CoV-2 antigen test and a Strep A test have different targets and sample requirements.

Explore the relevant test group

• Respiratory and flu tests include single-target and multi-target antigen formats.
• Childhood disease tests brings together Strep A and selected respiratory models; check each model's age restrictions.
• Gastrointestinal infection tests provides a selection guide; no GI infection products are currently listed.
• STI and STD tests helps compare chlamydia and gonorrhea applications.

Match the sample and the intended user

Swabs, oral fluid and blood are not interchangeable. Some products are described as self-tests, while others are intended for professional use. Check the exact kit's instructions, required equipment, testing window and limitations before ordering. Infection-related tests can detect different types of markers, including antigens and antibodies; those results have different meanings.

A collection label does not make a test suitable for every setting or confirm an infection on its own. Use the product-specific information to decide which narrower collection fits your need.