Useful: in male patients suspected of having Chlamydia or Gonorrhoea infection. Urine testing for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea in women is less sensitive than cervical swabs and so routine urine sampling is not recommended. 

Collect First pass urine (the initial part of the urinary stream). The testing kits contain a plastic pipette to transfer urine from the collection container (e.g. universal container) to the orange-topped sample bottle. Only consider urine testing for women if patient isn't menstruating as blood can cause false-negative results). Due to the high sensitivity of all NAAT testing, extra care must be taken in both the clinical and laboratory settings to prevent contamination of samples (and thus false positive results).