I'm also not directly familiar with McKesson wipes but a quick online search shows the active ingredients are three potent disinfectants. I am 100% confident they are very effective in immediately killing or inactivating all STI pathogens, including all the ones you mention. Finally, I'll point out that in recent decades there has never been a reported case of any STI in any patient (male or female) on account of contaminated instruments or procedures in medical offices. This probably was a fairly common occurrence in the days when intimate medical instruments were commonly re-used and health care providers did not glove or wash their hands between patients. But those days are at least 60 years behind us and probably more like 100 years or more.

I really would not worry about this and would not suggest you be retested. But do feel free to discuss it with your doctor's office if you remain concerned.

I hope these comments are somewhat helpful. Let me know if anything isn't clear.

HHH, MD

If they didn’t really clean or clean well because they usually use probe covers, would I still be not at risk? Do these STI viruses and bacteria survive enough on hard surfaces to be infective even if not killed by the cleaner?

Of course you are free to be tested anyway if you feel you need the additional reassurance of negative test results. But for sure I would not do it if somehow it were me -- or my daughter, wife, etc.