Private Hepatitis B & C Testing – At-Home & Lab Options

Should You Test for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, or Both?

Hepatitis B and C are viral infections that affect the liver and often show no symptoms until serious damage has occurred. Left untreated, they can lead to chronic disease, liver failure, or cancer. Whether you’re concerned about a past exposure or simply want peace of mind, testing is available through discreet at-home kits and secure walk-in labs — no doctor visit or insurance required.

Confidential Hepatitis Testing You Can Do at Home or Through a Local Lab

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Why It’s Important to Get Tested for Hepatitis B & C

Millions of people in the U.S. live with hepatitis B or C without knowing it. These viruses can spread through blood, sexual contact, or shared needles. If left untreated, they may silently damage your liver over many years.

Early detection allows for effective monitoring, lifestyle adjustments, and in some cases, curative treatment — especially for hepatitis C. Testing is particularly important if you’ve had unprotected sex, a tattoo or piercing in a non-sterile setting, or any exposure to blood.

When to Get Tested

Hepatitis B and C can be detected in the blood a few weeks after exposure. If you’ve recently had a potential exposure — or if you’re unsure of your status — now is the right time to get screened.

Many providers offer standalone hepatitis B and C tests, while others include them in broader STD or liver health panels.

How to Test Privately

Whether you prefer at-home convenience or a walk-in lab, both options offer full privacy:

Lab testing: Visit a local lab for a quick blood draw. Order online and receive results in 1–3 days.
At-home kits: Use a finger-prick collection device and mail your blood sample to the lab using prepaid packaging.
No insurance billing, ID, or in-person doctor visit is required with either method.

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Hepatitis Test Options & Pricing

STDCheck – Hepatitis B & C Tests

Blood tests for hepatitis B (surface antigen) and hepatitis C (antibody). Walk-in lab access with results in 1–2 days.

$24–$95

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Priority STD Testing – Hepatitis B & C

Stand-alone hepatitis B surface antigen and hepatitis C antibody tests with secure results in 1–3 business days.

$49–$99

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HealthLabs – Hepatitis B & C Blood Tests

Individual or combined hepatitis tests with no insurance or ID required. Lab access in all 50 states.

$49–$108

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LabCorp – Hepatitis C Antibody Test

Order online and walk into a LabCorp facility for blood testing. Fast, secure results with no paperwork or insurance billing.

$69

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Everlywell – STD Test Kit (Includes Hep C)

At-home 5-panel STD kit includes hepatitis C testing. Finger-prick sample with prepaid return and secure digital results.

$149

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myLAB Box – 8-Panel STD Test Kit

Comprehensive at-home STD kit includes hepatitis C screening. No clinic visit required. Free telehealth consult if needed.

$189

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Discretion & Privacy

You don’t need to visit your doctor or use insurance to get tested for hepatitis B or C. These tests are available through HIPAA-compliant providers who deliver results securely and never share them with your insurer or medical record.

    Your results are private — and early testing can protect your liver and your long-term health.
  

What Happens After Testing?

If you test negative, your results will confirm your status. If positive, additional follow-up testing may be recommended — especially for hepatitis C, which has a high cure rate with modern treatment. Providers like Priority STD Testing and HealthLabs offer support for follow-up guidance or telehealth referrals.

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FAQs

Which types of hepatitis are tested?
This page focuses on hepatitis B and C. Hep A is not typically included in standard STD test panels and is less commonly offered for private testing.

What kind of sample is required?
Hepatitis tests use a small blood sample collected through a finger prick (at home) or standard blood draw (lab).

Do I need follow-up testing?
If your test is reactive, a confirmatory RNA test may be recommended — especially for hepatitis C. Lab-based providers can help guide your next steps.

Is treatment available?
Yes. Hepatitis B and C are treatable, and in many cases hepatitis C can be cured completely with medication.

Will anyone else see my results?
No. All testing is private and results are only accessible through your secure account.