FREE rapid HIV and hepatitis C testing services are available at select pharmacies in Virginia for anyone age 13 or older. Results are available in around 20 minutes. No ID or insurance is required.
Check hours and locations on the map below. Walk-ins welcome or call the pharmacy to make an appointment. In Richmond, Bremo Pharmacy and Hope Pharmacy have online appointment pages.
HIV is treatable and hepatitis C is curable. Pharmacists offer referrals for confirmatory testing, medical care and support services. They also provide referrals to PrEP, the medication to prevent HIV.
For more information on pharmacy testing in Virginia, please contact Susan Carr, Special Projects Coordinator, at susan.carr@vdh.virginia.gov.
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Harm Reduction Services
Sharing needles, syringes or other injection-drug equipment can result in HIV or Hepatitis C infection. Get information about Virginia’s free harm reduction resources, including clean needles and syringes, support services, HIV and hepatitis C testing and more.
Let’s Talk about HIV Testing
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.
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Let’s Talk about Hepatitis C
How do you get hepatitis C? What’s involved in testing? How are hepatitis C and HIV related?
Get answers to these and more frequently asked questions about hepatitis C.
Condoms are a low cost, easy to get and highly effective prevention option.
When used correctly and consistently, condoms protect against HIV, as well as many other STDs and pregnancy.
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For HIV, STD, and viral hepatitis testing, prevention and treatment resources in Virginia, call the Virginia Disease Prevention Hotline at 1 (800) 533-4148 or find services here.
