FREE HIV Testing at Select Walgreens on June 27, 2022!
On National HIV Testing Day, in addition to offering free, confidential HIV testing, counselors from local organizations will answer questions about HIV prevention and treatment, including PrEP.
Use the interactive map to find an event near you! No appointment needed.
If you see information on this map that needs to be updated, please email us.
This National HIV Testing Day activation is a program of the Greater Than AIDS / Walgreens National HIV Community Partnership, an ongoing commitment to work with local agencies to expand HIV testing and information through non-traditional settings.
If there is not a participating store in your area, you can still find FREE and low-cost HIV testing services near you year-round.
If you see information on this map that needs to be updated, please email us.
This National HIV Testing Day activation is a program of the Greater Than AIDS / Walgreens National HIV Community Partnership, an ongoing commitment to work with local agencies to expand HIV testing and information through non-traditional settings.
If there is not a participating store in your area, you can still find FREE and low-cost HIV testing services near you year-round.

If my HIV test is negative…
Consider your ongoing HIV prevention strategy. This may include PrEP, a prevention option that is highly effective in protecting against HIV.
Talk with your healthcare provider about whether you should schedule a follow-up test. The “window” period when HIV antibodies are detected by a test can take up to 12 weeks after exposure.
If you think you have been exposed to HIV within the last 72 hours, PEP – post exposure prophylaxis – may be an option.

If my HIV test is positive…
If your HIV test comes back positive, a follow-up test will be conducted.
If the follow-up test is also positive, you will start daily antiretroviral medication to lower your viral load. While not a cure, it is possible to reduce the viral load to levels undetectable by lab tests.
When HIV is undetectable it cannot be passed to others through sex.
With ongoing treatment, you can live a healthy, normal lifespan.
Let’s Talk About HIV Testing – General Page Promotion
Who should get tested for HIV? How often to get tested? What kind of tests are available?
Get answers to these and more frequently-asked questions about HIV and STD testing. Also find FREE and low-cost testing near you.
Watch videos of real people sharing why they get tested.
About the GTA/WAG Partnership – NHTD Free At Home Testing Page
A public-private partnership with health departments and community organizations to expand HIV testing and information.
More than 76,800 free HIV tests have been provided through the Greater Than AIDS/Walgreens National HIV Community Partnership, including 15,300 self-tests during COVID-19, and even more have been reached with HIV information and resources.