What blood tests actually cost, side by side.
Blood testing is priced like airline seats. The same panel, drawn at the same Quest or Labcorp, can cost three times as much depending on who you order it through. This is the whole market — 147 panels from 27 vendors, priced and checked.
- $99 HealthLabs — jump to this row in the table
- $150 Personalabs — jump to this row in the table
- $169 Labcorp OnDemand — jump to this row in the table
- $185 Goodlabs — jump to this row in the table
- $190 Empirical Health — jump to this row in the table
- $199 Request A Test — jump to this row in the table
- $295 Walk-In Lab — jump to this row in the table
- $329 Quest Health — jump to this row in the table
- $449.95 Ulta Lab Tests — jump to this row in the table
- $495 Marek Health — jump to this row in the table
- $798 Private MD Labs — jump to this row in the table
Same blood draw, same reference labs. The gap is what you pay for the same information.
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In-Lab Blood Tests
67 panels · 18 single markersYou order online, then visit a Quest or Labcorp patient service center for a standard venous blood draw. Same sample type your doctor would order.
In-lab panels by topic
9 topics · 67 panels-
Blood count & iron
6 panels $2.90to$179.95 cheapest from Fitomics Labs · CBC with Differential & Platelets, price confirmed Full blood count & iron comparison — 6 panels on their own page → -
Metabolic & liver
5 panels $4.90to$69 cheapest from Fitomics Labs · Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, price confirmed Full metabolic & liver comparison — 5 panels on their own page → -
Heart & cholesterol
10 panels $22.95to$242.95 cheapest from Ulta Lab Tests · Lipid Panel, price confirmed Full heart & cholesterol comparison — 10 panels on their own page → -
General health — smaller panels
7 panels $49to$384.95 cheapest from Walk-In Lab · Wellness #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel, price confirmed Full general health — smaller panels comparison — 7 panels on their own page → -
Thyroid
6 panels $50to$553 cheapest from Walk-In Lab · Thyroid Test #1 Baseline, price confirmed Full thyroid comparison — 6 panels on their own page → -
General health — comprehensive
16 panels $99to$1950 cheapest from HealthLabs · Comprehensive Health Panel, price confirmed Full general health — comprehensive comparison — 16 panels on their own page → -
Allergy
1 panel $125 Fitomics Labs · Allergen Profile, Mini, price confirmed -
Women's health
7 panels $127to$939 cheapest from Private MD Labs · Women's Hormone Light Test, price confirmed Full women's health comparison — 7 panels on their own page → -
Men's health
9 panels $195to$939 cheapest from Goodlabs · Comprehensive Men's Panel, price confirmed Full men's health comparison — 9 panels on their own page →
One row per topic, sorted by the cheapest panel — low to high. Panels only compare within a topic: a $29 thyroid panel and a $99 comprehensive panel answer different questions, so the difference between them is not a price spread. The bracket at the top of the page is the one that compares comprehensive panels across vendors. Each topic links to its rows in the table below.
At-Home Blood Tests
37 kits · 5 single markersA kit ships to you and you collect the blood sample yourself, usually by fingerprick. Convenient, but fingerprick samples cover fewer markers than a venous draw.
At-home kits by topic
11 topics · 37 kits-
Heart & cholesterol
7 kits $49to$149 cheapest from Everlywell · Cholesterol & Lipids Test, price confirmed Full heart & cholesterol comparison — 7 kits on their own page → -
Metabolism
1 kit $99 Everlywell · Metabolism Test, price confirmed -
STD screening
5 kits $99to$249 cheapest from LetsGetChecked · Simple 2 STD Test, price confirmed -
Stress & cortisol
1 kit $99 Everlywell · Cortisol & Stress Test, price confirmed -
Vitamin D & inflammation
1 kit $99 Everlywell · Vitamin D & Inflammation Test, price confirmed -
Celiac
1 kit $119 Everlywell · Celiac Disease Screening Test, price confirmed -
Thyroid
5 kits $119to$149 cheapest from LetsGetChecked & Paloma Health · Thyroid Antibody Test, price confirmed Full thyroid comparison — 5 kits on their own page → -
Men's hormones
7 kits $139to$259 cheapest from LetsGetChecked · Male Hormone Test, price confirmed Full men's hormones comparison — 7 kits on their own page → -
Women's hormones & fertility
5 kits $139to$249 3 kits at this price from LetsGetChecked · Female Hormone Test, price confirmed Full women's hormones & fertility comparison — 5 kits on their own page → -
General health — comprehensive
2 kits $149to$274 cheapest from SiPhox Health · Longevity Essentials Panel, price confirmed -
Food sensitivity
2 kits $199to$299 cheapest from Everlywell · Food Sensitivity Test, price confirmed
One row per topic, sorted by the cheapest kit — low to high. Kits only compare within a topic: a $49 colon screen and a $249 hormone panel are different tests, not a price spread. Each topic links to its rows in the table below.
Gut & Microbiome Tests
11 testsYou mail a stool sample instead of blood — microbiome sequencing and colon cancer screening. These are not blood panels, so they sit out of the biomarker coverage matrix.
Each tick is one vendor’s flagship stool test. These sequence different things — a microbiome report is not a colon cancer screen — so read what the test claims before comparing on price.
Memberships & All-in-One Programs
9 membershipsA recurring fee covers a large panel plus retesting and, in some cases, clinician review. Compare these on annual cost and marker coverage, not sticker price.
Each tick is one membership’s annual cost. What that buys differs most in retesting and clinician time, which is where the money goes — the marker count alone will not tell you which is better value.
Price is only half the question
A $99 panel that skips ApoB and Lp(a) is not cheaper than a $149 panel that includes them — it is a different test. The coverage matrix shows exactly which of the 98 tracked markers each panel measures, checked by hand against vendor documentation.
Which panels include ApoB and Lp(a)? Or the full 98-marker matrixPaying cash?
What a blood test costs without insurance, across every collection method tracked here — and the fees that sit outside the price, which are the difference between a comparison and a quote.
What blood tests cost without insurance