HPV Swab Test Kit by Wisp
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HPV Swab Test Kit by Wisp
Convenient, at-home HPV screening—no appointment needed.
Screening for HPV (human papillomavirus) is now simple, quick, and easy—no appointments, no waiting rooms. Easily check your HPV status for the highest risk HPV strains (16 and 18) right from your living room.
Collect your sample from the comfort & privacy of home and ship it back to a CLIA/CAP accredited lab using the prepaid label. Available in all 50 states. View your results online in 3-5 business days!
Positive results? Message with the Wisp Care Team to ask any questions you may have and get guidance on next steps.
Interested in more STD testing? Check out our Essential STI Urine Test Kit.
FSA / HSA Accepted.
HPV Swab Test Kit by Wisp
How Testing Works
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Follow-Up Care
Why should I test for HPV?
HPV is a common virus that can cause genital warts and can lead to cancers later in life. Most people with HPV don’t experience any symptoms, but even in these cases HPV can still cause long-term complications, so it’s important to be screened regularly. Early intervention saves lives! Wisp’s HPV Swab Test screens for HPV 16 and 18—these two high-risk strains account for approximately 70% of cervical cancer cases.
When should I screen?
- Ages 21-29: Pap test every 3 years
- Ages 30-65: HPV test every 5 years or HPV test and Pap test every 5 years
- A positive HPV test or abnormal Pap test requires tailored in-person follow-up care that takes into account your personal health history—the Wisp Care Team can answer questions and help provide guidance!
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HPV Swab Test Kit FAQ
Wisp Care Team
At-home vaginal HPV testing can identify high-risk strains, including HPV 16 and 18—the types most linked to cervical cancer. While this offers a convenient and important screening option, it doesn’t replace in-person cervical testing, which screens for a broader range of both high- and low-risk HPV strains. Think of this as a helpful spot check—not a substitute for routine cervical care with your provider.
