Lipid Panel
$22.95- Markers
- 6
- Per marker
- $3.82
Full marker list
- Total Cholesterol
- LDL Cholesterol
- HDL Cholesterol
- Triglycerides
- Non-HDL Cholesterol
- Cholesterol/HDL Ratio
A large Quest-network catalog — 2,000+ tests and 400+ panels — with unusually deep thyroid coverage in its top panel. Two things to know before you buy: the draw is charged separately, at a standard $12.95 added at checkout, and even the $449.95 Comprehensive panel leaves out ApoB, Lp(a), fasting insulin and homocysteine.
Their FAQ answers it directly: "Ulta Lab Tests offers testing services to residents of almost all states except the three where direct access testing is prohibited by law - New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island." Read 2026-08-07 in a browser — the answer sits inside a collapsed accordion that plain HTTP clients never see, which is why this stood as an unverified third-party claim until now.
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Visit Ulta Lab TestsUlta Lab Tests advertises 113. Checked against their published component list on 2026-07-29: the difference is a 27-item urinalysis, a CBC counted as 33 rows against the 14 analytes named here, and thyroid uptake and total-hormone rows this registry does not carry. Every blood marker in the panel that this registry names is mapped.
See current price at Ulta Lab Tests for Baseline Biomarkers — Advanced (opens in a new tab)Ulta Lab Tests advertises 117. Checked against their published component list on 2026-07-29: the difference is a 27-item urinalysis, a CBC counted as 33 rows against the 14 analytes named here, and bilirubin and vitamin D each split into fractions. Every blood marker in the panel that this registry names is mapped.
See current price at Ulta Lab Tests for Baseline Biomarkers — Comprehensive (opens in a new tab)Someone shopping a very large Quest-network catalogue who will read what is in a panel rather than trust its name. The range is the draw — 2,000+ tests, 400+ panels, with thyroid coverage at the top end that little else here matches — and the pricing is the catch, since the sticker is not the total. No physician visit is needed: "You do not need to see a physician to get a lab test, through Ulta Lab Tests."
Order online, then "Get your blood drawn at one of our 2,500 approved patient service centers nationally", taking your requisition with you and fasting if the test calls for it. "All specimens are analyzed at National CLIA certified laboratories." Results are quick for routine work — "typically available 1-3 business days after a blood draw has been completed" — but "Occasionally, complex test results can take between 7-10 business days." An out-of-range result is not necessarily followed up, though the serious cases are: Ulta says it will alert you "should our national laboratory identify that your results are abnormal with a critical or panic value requiring immediate medical care."
The draw is not included, which is unusual among the in-lab vendors here: "Yes, there is a fee associated with collecting your specimen. The standard draw fee is $12.95 but may vary depending on where you choose to have your specimen collected... The draw fee will be added to your cart at check out." On a $22.95 lipid panel that is more than half again. Refunds narrow in stages — full refund or credit inside 60 days, "Account credit only" from 61 days to 18 months, nothing after 18 months, and "Once a specimen has been collected, the order is final and is not eligible for refund or credit." Any Test Kit Logistics Fee is non-refundable throughout. And three states cannot buy at all: "Ulta Lab Tests offers testing services to residents of almost all states except the three where direct access testing is prohibited by law - New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island."
Ulta Lab Tests sells into 4 of the comparison sets tracked here, against 11 other vendors. Each set below lists the ones nearest on price to Ulta Lab Tests’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.
Lipid PanelUlta Lab Tests — this page
6 markers $22.95Apolipoprotein AssessmentFitomics Labs
2 markers $29Lipid / Cholesterol PanelHealthLabs
6 markers $29Lipid Profile Blood TestWalk-In Lab
5 markers $33Ulta Lab Tests sells 2 of these; the cheapest is the one compared.
Wellness #1 Baseline Blood Test PanelWalk-In Lab
22 markers $49Baseline Biomarkers — BasicUlta Lab Tests — this page
38 markers $73.95Standard Health TestLabcorp OnDemand
30 markers $99Basic Wellness Panel #1Request A Test
34 markers $109Ulta Lab Tests sells 3 of these; the cheapest is the one compared.
CBC with Differential & PlateletsFitomics Labs
14 markers $2.90CBC with DifferentialHealthLabs
14 markers $28Anemia Health — Basic PlusUlta Lab Tests — this page
35 markers $108.95Ulta Lab Tests sells 2 of these; the cheapest is the one compared.
Ultimate Wellness PanelRequest A Test
40 markers $269Wellness #3 Extreme Blood and Urine Test PanelWalk-In Lab
39 markers $299Elite Health ProfileQuest Health
venous draw $399Baseline Biomarkers — ComprehensiveUlta Lab Tests — this page
55 markers $449.95Total Health Panel — Comprehensive, Men'sMarek Health
62 markers $495