Labcorp selling directly to consumers, so the draw happens at the same Labcorp site your doctor would send you to and the result lands in the same system. Panels are conventional — CMP, CBC, lipids, HbA1c — with none of the advanced cardiac or metabolic markers the specialist vendors lead on.
Labcorp OnDemand reports serving 46 states; the four it does not serve are not published, so they cannot be listed here. New York permits these purchases but not at-home collection — a New York buyer must use in-person collection, which is how the panels listed here are collected anyway.
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Someone who would rather buy from the laboratory than from a reseller. Every in-lab vendor on this site is ultimately sending you to Labcorp or Quest; this is Labcorp itself, in their words "the same tests your doctor recommends without leaving your home. You place the order. You get the results." You pay more than the resellers charge for the same assays, and what that buys is one party instead of two — the draw, the analysis and the record all inside the network that runs "CAP-accredited and CLIA-certified laboratories" processing "3 million samples every week". Panels are conventional; nobody comes here for ApoB.
How ordering works
Order online, then "Visit a Labcorp location near you for sample collection. Visits may be scheduled online" — across "over 2,000 Patient Service Centers". Fasting is per test and stated on the product page; the Comprehensive Health test asks you to "Fast for 12 hours (no food or drink, except water) before sample collection." Turnaround is quick and measured from the lab rather than from your visit: "1 day from when your sample arrives at our lab."
What to watch for
Cancelling is possible for a long time and never free. For a lab-collected test, "within one (1) year of purchase you may request a refund" if "you have not visited a lab to provide your sample(s) for testing", less a "$20 fee (which covers the cost of the applicable provider order fee and administrative costs)". Their at-home kits are tighter — 60 days, less a "$45 kit fee" — and a handful of rapid tests are "final" outright. Once you have been drawn there is no way back: "If you have already visited a Labcorp location and provided your sample(s) for testing, we cannot cancel your test or refund your payment. Testing will be completed, and results will be available." Neither the product pages nor the about page states which states are excluded; the 46-state figure recorded here comes from Labcorp OnDemand's own reporting rather than from a published list, so confirm at checkout.
How Labcorp OnDemand compares
Labcorp OnDemand sells into 3 of the comparison sets tracked here, against 10 other vendors. Each set below lists the ones nearest on price to Labcorp OnDemand’s cheapest entry in it — at most four, one panel each — low to high. Same set means the same question, not the same test: two men’s health panels can cover very different markers, so read the counts beside the prices. Every link below goes to another profile on this site; none of them is a tracked link.