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Who needs to have a smear test? Just like any other medical test, the process and waiting for results (which takes about two weeks) is daunting, and you’d probably rather not do it - but it is essential for all women between the ages of 25 and 64. When you’re aged between 25 and 49, you have to have a smear test every three years. Then when you are 50 to 64 you will only need to go every five years. Women aged above 65 will only be invited for a test if one of their last three tests gave abnormal results. Can you order a 'DIY' at home smear test kit on the NHS?