Creator Isla Moon says she spends $258 every two weeks on sexual-health screening. In a report published by OK! Magazine on October 5, 2026, Moon described her regular clinic routine and said her partner Andrew also gets screened. The reported $258 amount was for her appointment alone; his costs were separate.
Moon reportedly filmed parts of the process for social media. The report says the screening covered HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea and hepatitis, with results expected within 48 hours. These are details of her personal routine, not medical advice or a recommendation that everyone needs the same tests at the same interval.
What Moon said about the cost
According to OK! Magazine, Moon shared that her appointment cost $258. Her partner's tests were not included in that total. The report says she expected the results within 48 hours and repeats the routine every two weeks.
Andrew's role in the business
The same report describes Andrew as Moon's partner and assistant. Moon reportedly said he helps with filming, cooking, accounting and other behind-the-scenes work, and that he is paid a reported $16,000 per month. These figures are attributed to the published report and have not been independently audited.
Why regular screening matters
Sexual-health screening can identify infections, including ones that may not cause obvious symptoms. The right type and frequency of screening depend on individual circumstances. Australia's healthdirect service advises people to ask a healthcare professional how often they should be tested. Read the healthdirect guidance.
Moon's account gives followers a look at the time and expense she says she puts into her own routine. It should not be taken as proof that every creator follows the same process or that the same panel is suitable for every person.
Follow Isla Moon and read the original report
Moon's official social links are collected on her Linktree. Her X profile is @islamoon98. We could not verify a direct permalink to the specific Instagram Reel about this clinic visit, so we have not invented a post URL or embedded an unrelated post as if it were the original.
Sources: OK! Magazine — Isla Moon's fortnightly screening bill (October 5, 2026); RadarOnline — report on her screening costs (September 23, 2026); healthdirect — screening guidance.
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