Celiac Disease Panel without Gliadin from Private MD Labs

The exact offer page lists the price as $132 with the physician order and all lab fees included and no extra charges at the lab. Payment is self-pay, with health savings and flexible spending accounts accepted, and orders can be cancelled for a refund before the sample is collected.

Private MD Labs states that laboratory testing is available in 46 states, with New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island excluded by state law and Hawaii excluded because neither partner lab operates a collection site there. Samples are collected at Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp locations chosen during ordering.

The offer describes a celiac panel that checks antibody markers the body produces in response to gluten, without the gliadin antibody, to help distinguish celiac disease from other digestive conditions with similar symptoms. The page names typical users, including people with ongoing bloating, diarrhea, or stomach pain, those with a family history of celiac disease, and parents noticing possible gluten sensitivity in a child.

Results post to a secure online account with each marker shown against its reference range, plus plain-language explanations, practical next steps, and a downloadable standard lab report, with trend tracking across repeat tests. The page walks through a sample tissue transglutaminase result, showing the negative and positive thresholds with recommended actions.

Samples are collected at Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp patient service centers, two large national laboratory companies named on the page. The exact performing laboratory for this offer, the specific assay method, and precision or accuracy data are not published, so the laboratory evidence is incomplete.

Ordering takes about two minutes online, with the physician lab order delivered by email and a patient portal created at checkout. The lab visit takes about ten minutes, appointments are recommended since most locations do not take walk-ins, and results arrive by email and text, typically within a few business days.

The offer page states that customer data is not sold or shared, that testing is confidential, and that results are delivered through a secure online account. A fixed data-retention period is not published.

The page shows the exact price with the physician order and all lab fees included, names Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp as the collection labs, describes what is measured and how results are delivered, and links the cancellation policy.