Order Online. Visit a Lab.
Choose a test online, then attend an eligible collection location.
Online Lab Testing
Order Online.
Know What
Comes Next.
Find tests documented as orderable online, then compare the sample, collection route, price, and evidence. Spend less time decoding how to get from checkout to results.
Free to research. Compare the details before you commit.
Online Is the Starting Point
The Sample Still
Has Somewhere to Go.
Ordering online does not always mean collecting at home. Check the route you can complete before choosing a panel.
Collect With a Home Kit.
Use a mailed kit when the exact panel documents self-collection.
Arrange In-Home Collection.
Check address eligibility and any separate collection charge.
Start With a Clinician.
Some pathways involve a clinical visit before an order or results review.
Choose Your Starting Point
Know the Test?
Go Straight to It.
Use the online-ordering filter to focus your research. If you need help narrowing the options, the quiz starts with your goals and preferences.
Your Questions
Before You Order Online
Does Online Ordering Mean At-Home Collection?
No. A test ordered online may use a home kit, a laboratory visit, or another documented collection service. Check the exact panel.
What Costs Should I Check?
Review the panel price plus disclosed collection, shipping, consultation, membership, or other required fees. Missing costs are questions to ask, not zero-dollar assumptions.
Will I Need Order Authorization?
The process varies. A provider may arrange authorization even when a clinical consultation is not included. Read the documented ordering route.
How Do I Check Whether a Test Is Available Where I Live?
Use the location and access filters, then confirm the provider’s current requirements before purchasing.
Are All Tests in Labbrary Orderable Online?
No. This page links to the online-ordering view of the catalog. The full catalog also includes other access routes.
