Our Services

What tests do we offer?

We offer professional and anonymous counselling and tests for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis C. If you like, you can also get tested for chlamydia and gonorrhoea here.

If you have a Kultur-Legi, you'll get different prices (check out the price boxes). We offer discounts for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis C tests. Our team can advise you in German and English (and sometimes other languages, depending on who you talk to).

How much does a test cost!

Rapid Test
HIV
CHF 60.00
With Kulturlegi CHF 30.00
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Test
Syphilis
CHF 25.00
No discount
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Test
Hepatitis C
CHF 45.00
With Kulturlegi CHF 30.00
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Swab test
Chlamydia and Gonorrhea (the clap)
CHF 95.00
No discount
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Combo Package 2
HIV, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea Test
CHF 150.00
No discount
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Combo Package 3
HIV, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea Test
CHF 165.00
No discount
Test Details

Test Certificate:
If you want, TEST-IN can give you a written certificate for your rapid HIV test results. For this, we'll need to see your ID (like an ID card or driver's license), and it can't be issued anonymously.

Some STIs can be passed on very easily, even when you use a condom. That's why it's important to get tested regularly.

Most infections can be treated well and are largely curable. Take advantage of our services and get easy, straightforward advice and testing.

Good to know:

For a chlamydia and gonorrhea swab, people with a penis shouldn't pee for 90 minutes beforehand. If you have heavy periods, it's best to do the swab at a different time.
You can't bill these tests through your health insurance. But on the bright side, the tests are anonymous and cheaper than what other places offer.
We're here to help if you have questions!

We're here to advise you…
In German, in person, by phone, by email, online, and of course, anonymously. We can also arrange an interpreter for you if needed.
And you don't even need an appointment to get our advice.

We can help you with any questions about HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

About the process
Did you have an HIV risk?

You can stop an HIV infection if you start emergency treatment (called PEP) right away. But after 48 hours from the risky situation, PEP won't work anymore. If you need PEP, get in touch with Checkpoint Zurich or go to a hospital emergency room.

Services for people living with HIV

Checkpoint Chat

Talk series on HIV and LGBT lives.
Queer Plus

Support for queer men who are new to living with HIV, from other queer men who live with HIV.
Health Center

A specialist center for queer people, offering preventive, medical, psychological, and psychosocial services for HIV & STIs.
Migration Plus Group

Meet-up for migrants living with HIV.
HIV Social Support

Advice and financial help for people living with HIV who are facing emergencies.