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Chlamydia is Australia’s most reported STI—and now there’s a faster, more convenient way to detect it. In this SBS feature, discover how TouchBio’s TGA-approved, dual at-home rapid screening kit for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea delivers accuracy and 15-minute results. Key Highlights: Easy Self-Swab: A simple cervical swab—just like a COVID test—means private, in-home screening for women. Nationwide Rollout: Available at pharmacies from today empowering customers to take control of their sexual health. Rising STI Rates: With gonorrhoea up 140% and chlamydia up 20% over the last decade—and 1 in 6 Australians affected—this rapid test closes a critical access gap. Next Steps: Any positive result still requires confirmatory PCR and GP consultation for treatment advice. Antibiotic Watch: Experts warn of growing resistant gonorrhoea strains, making early detection more vital than ever. Take control of your health today with this private, at-home STI test kit—available now at pharmacies nationwide. Early detection matters, and getting tested has never been easier, faster, or more discreet. Join the movement to normalize at-home STI testing and protect your future health. 👉 For more information visit touchaustralia.com.au/sti-test-dual. 🔔 Don’t forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for the latest in rapid diagnostics and women’s health innovations! #TouchBio #STItest #Chlamydia #Gonorrhoea #WomensHealth #AtHomeTesting #HealthTech #PreventiveCare #SexualHealth #PublicHealth #TGAApproved Disclaimer: a. Women who are, or may be, pregnant should consult a medical practitioner before using the specified goods; b. A Negative test result may not be conclusive. You should consult a medical practitioner to confirm your results, especially if you are experiencing symptoms. c. The test kit may not detect the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis acquired in the last 60 days, and bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoea acquired in the last 10 days. It is recommended to consult a medical practitioner if exposure may have occurred during this time.