UNLABELLED: Human papillomavirus (HPV) genotype predicts cervical cancer risk, and genotyping could help guide the management of HPV positives as part of cervical screening. An isothermal amplification HPV extended genotyping test (ScreenFire HPV RS assay) can assay up to 96 samples/controls in 1 hour plus preparation time. A novel format with pre-aliquoted reagents and an anti-contamination component (Zebra BioDome) could simplify the HPV testing process and reduce the chances of post-amplification contamination. We validated the Zebra BioDome formulation prior to its clinical use. Residual provider-collected cervical samples ( IMPORTANCE: This work validates a novel pre-packed formulation for the ScreenFire human papillomavirus (HPV) assay, which has the potential to simplify the HPV testing process and to reduce the chances of post-amplification contamination, providing a simpler, low-cost, near-point-of-care HPV testing, and extended genotyping solution for cervical screening in resource-limited settings as part of the ultimate public health goal to accelerate cervical cancer prevention. This technology can also have broad applications for other DNA amplification assays beyond HPV.