Test one at home
UTI Test
Check for a urinary tract infection at home, in minutes, before you decide on next steps.
Lemonaid Health
More care partners for UTI
More than one way to get care.
So you have a choice.
Each is a licensed, independent, and chosen with the same care as the partner above. Whichever you pick, a qualified clinician is the one who makes the call. Prices before you start.
Partner name
Independent telehealthOne line on what they handle — the difference from the partner above, stated as reasoning, not a coin flip.
Right for: the one-line fit for this partner
$25 per visit
Start a visit
Partner name
Independent telehealthOne line on what they handle — the difference from the partner above, stated as reasoning, not a coin flip.
Right for: the one-line fit for this partner
$25 per visit
Start a visit
How it works
Three steps.
None of them a waiting room.
We don’t practice
medicine.
We just refuse to leave
you at the result.
Diagnox makes at-home tests. We don’t diagnose, we don’t prescribe, and we don’t see your answers to a clinician’s questions. When you click through, you become that clinician’s patient, under their privacy policy, not ours.
What we do is choose who we send you to. And the bar is the same for every partner on this page.
What every care partner has to meet
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Licensed where they see you
Every clinician is licensed in the state you’re in when you book.
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The full price, stated up front
What you’ll pay before you start, whether it’s a visit or a monthly plan. No surprise on the way out.
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A prescription only when it’s warranted
Partners who’d rather say no than say yes to everyone.
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Your information stays with them
We learn that a visit happened. Never what was said in it.
Guides
After the visit.
Keeping it from coming back.
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Thrive
Between infections.
Support, no appointment.
Learn more
Support | From a partner
Partner supplement (token)
One line on what it is. Sold by the partner. A dietary supplement, not a treatment.
Support | From a partner
Partner supplement (token)
One line on what it is. Sold by the partner. A dietary supplement, not a treatment.
Supplements are sold by the partner and aren't a substitute for care; Diagnox may earn a commission. Diagnox tests are for informational purposes only.
questions
The ones we hear most often.
No. The clinician works from your symptoms and health history. A result is useful context, so mention it if you have one, but it isn't a ticket.
Online care is built for a straightforward UTI. Go in person today instead if you have a fever or chills, nausea or vomiting, new pain in your back or side, or symptoms for more than two weeks. Those need a closer look than a screen can give. Each partner also has its own age and health criteria; you'll see them before you pay, and the card at the top lists who this visit is right for.
The $25 covers the visit and goes to the provider. If a prescription is sent, you pay for the medication at your pharmacy. Insurance usually covers it, and a generic UTI antibiotic is inexpensive without it.
No. The clinician prescribes when it's clinically appropriate and safe, and tells you what they recommend instead when it isn't. No clinician can promise a prescription before seeing your case.
Burning, urgency and irritation have other causes. Bacterial vaginosis and yeast are the common look-alikes, and they're treated very differently. If your test didn't show anything, or you've treated the UTI and the irritation stayed, a vaginal pH test is the first thing a clinician would ask for, and our everyday care lane can see you for whatever it turns out to be.
More care
Care for the rest of you. Other areas, same approach.
Everyday & primary care
Anything else you'd normally book a doctor for.
Menopause & hormones
Hot flashes, sleep that fell apart, cycle changes, mood shifts.
Vaginal health
Irritation that keeps returning, discharge changes, pH out of range.
Care on this page is provided by independent telehealth companies not affiliated with Diagnox Health. Diagnox may receive a referral fee when you book. Diagnox tests are for informational and screening purposes and do not diagnose disease. This page is not medical advice.