So this morning I stopped by a providers place and during the condom came off. I think it happened as I came because I didn't feel it until after. I pulled out and she grabbed the condom and thank god looked like everything stayed inside but now I am a little concerned. STD's and all. She didn't seem overly concerned once she saw the condom was full but that still doesn't change that I was unprotected all for seconds but still.

Condoms break. And they don't offer complete protection for any STD even if they don't, they just greatly reduce the probability

Now available without a prescription:

Hopefully the provider is either using another form of birth control or gets the Plan B pills.

Did anyone else mis-read the website at first? It looked like "Plan Bone Step," which you could argue is somewhat apt as well.

I don't really understand. Do you mean both of you should take an STD test or just her?  

And not all STDs will show up on a test always. (HIV for example won't come up on a test for ~3 months after being infected). There is no way to be 100% certain, ever. A standard battery of tests does only take 24-72 hours though and a "long test time" should never be used as an excuse to just not go in-- it's best to take what precautions are available to you as soon as possible.

For peace of mind dude, get yourself tested in 3 months, and again in 6 months.  If she wasn't worried herself about your status that also tells you something.  

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I just wanted to point out that one test done now won't prove he is in the clear if it comes back negative.