As some of you may know, I am fairly new to this hobby (couple of months only), but when I do something, I try my darnest to do it right and in the best way I can. To that end, monthly STI/STD testing is part of my going forward plan.

I get my testing done at the OB-GYN (plus some at-home salivary HIV tests in between visits ) and there's no paper report given. I would have to go back in to pick one up and I'm not likely to bother for one session with one client, especially if my info will be on it. The concerns are more related to protecting my info along with the time spent off the clock getting the report than any personal offense taken at the request.
Also, I'd be concerned that the client would be setting the stage for BBFS requests in reducing STD concerns.

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First, you can manufacture one if you know how and second, tricks don't want to share their real info, how do I now that paper is really yours and you sure as hell will not see my real info if I do not have yours.  

My health insurance only covers STI testing once per year with my annual physical or OB/GYN exam. I go to Planned Parenthood the other 3 times (since I get tested quarterly). They do not give any paperwork. They do Oraquick HIV testing and tell you the results before you leave the office verbally. Then they simply do not call you if all the other send off labs come back negative.  

I put a pic of my clean report on my phone. I've mentioned it to a few providers to ensure(?) my pleasure so they know they're sucking a DF dick.  Call me selfish for mentioning it, but the only thing I want  in the back of a woman's head while she's blowing me is my dick.

...with the  exception of one 9 your avg rating for looks is a 6. These women have plenty of photos and many of them include full face shots. What the hell is up with that....

There are always risks, but thinking about them during acts doesn't help with jack shit. Learning and testing are more productive. Leveling up to Truvada or flavored condom ranks may suit the very concerned. My thoughts, if any, seldom venture beyond sensory input and maintaining grace and visual appeal during BBBJ. Unless a song distracts me. Lol

I like that kind of focus.  LOL ... PM me if you ever get hungry 😉

Clients and hookers need to stay tested regualrly on multple sex partners .....  

...that your test results will be scratched off with a common, ordinary household nail.

Sorry, I didn't mean to ruffle any feathers, BBFS was NOT in my mind when I posted the question, but I see the spin that question can take. My point of reference was countries where P4P is legal (in Europe), and regular STD tests are mandatory, and the results should be accessible to the customers if requested. I thought it would be fair to have my own results available if I ever wanted to see a provider's. I now see how such request would be frowned upon.

you had risky sex twice with an HIV+ provider who showed you a bogus test report. How comforting that must be to a new provider you just met. Reverse the roles, same results.

And I get tested as part of my annual physical. Are you saying you only fuck civvies  who are virgins? lol

my test has my real name on it...and if i am gonna reveal my personal info to put some extra nervous guy who is not knowledgeable about risks and how STDs transmit at ease, i better get paid double or triple my regular rate for my troubles....

You have a valid point, but I wouldn't say the results are "meaningless". They show a person's status as of the last test and also show the person is responsible by getting tested as a sexually active adult. I'd rather see someone who gets tested regularly as opposed to someone who does not.

You'll probably get doors slammed in your face for being an arrogant douche bag.

By definition, 6 is nice, 7 is attractive.  Both are not really bad.  We all know that most providers are average looking women, the real 10 looking are not common although the TER appearance score tends to be skewed high.  Like some guys rated almost every lady score 10, like every women he met is one in a life time beautiful.  We know it's not true.  Some people are just very nice to the providers and like to please them.  Some people are also nice but like to give real score.  Based on his target price range, I don't see anything wrong with all those scores.  

asking a question. That's the purpose of the board.  
There'll also be some, who in an effort to bust balls,
come across a little, you could say, rough ... lol

The CDC disagrees that the risk of BBBJs is a low concern.  The CDC released a statement in November 2015 that  chlamydia, syphilis and gonorrhea are on the rise, the first time since 2006. All can be transmitted through BBBJ. Just sayin'

unfortunately for the ladies in this endeavor, i'm in show business, where everybody is gorgeous by  decree of state law.  even the catering girls are knock outs.

It does seem like knowing would facilitate a more relaxed session.  However, logistics and implications dampen the reality. Besides, it's not really 'knowing'; it can take months after exposure for antibodies to proliferate and affect tests. These are matters you'd have to worry about in or out of the hobby, so you may as well use common sense safety and enjoy yourself.

offer BBFS why would it matter. Usually men that inquire about BBFS (Not saying you are) are the ones that offer to show their STD test or bring it up. Hey you might be an exception in which case i have no problem. I would have to blur out my real name and such but I would show you for your peace of mind. Safety is key and that I'm all for.

Exactly - and to "show up" with "paperwork" that could be easily forged would do nothing but anger me. Discuss your expectations when setting the appointment: don't throw in a desperate monkey wrench upon arrival and think it will go over well.

Some of the BBFS guys seem to think a test "proves" they are clean, and while they can have that opinion, I clearly don't share it.  

According to the CDC, whose research and data findings I'll take a little more seriously than MedHelps, STDs continue to affect young people—particularly women--most severely, but increasing rates among men contributed to the overall increases in 2014 across all three diseases. That is straight from they're November 2015 data findings report.

The Med Help doctors have 30 years of clinical experience in studies of oral sex. If you click through med-help you will find tons of peer reviewed studies.  

Different STD's have different incubation periods when NO TESTS can detect them.  AIDS virus can hide UP TO 6 months from time of transmission until it manifests itself.  

I'll defer to your experience in this regard. No one has asked me or offered to show me test resulrs.  

You, or I, have a panel run today and it's clean. Tomorrow, you or I have unsafe sex. That STI panel, from yesterday, is now meaningless.