Micronutrient, Folate from Private MD Labs

The product page shows an exact price of $39 with the prescription and all lab fees included. It promises refunds with no questions asked and a money-back guarantee for first-time customers whose results are all normal, claimed by support ticket within 15 days of receiving results. Orders can be cancelled before samples are collected, and payment is self-pay: HSA and FSA funds are accepted and insurance is not billed.

The test is available through about 4,000 Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp locations, and customers pick the lab company during ordering. A lab-locator tool on the page helps find a nearby site. The product page does not publish a list of states where ordering is allowed or restricted.

The page states this test checks vitamin B9 for energy and cell health, and describes who may benefit: people with fatigue or trouble concentrating, people planning a pregnancy or already pregnant, and people with limited diets or frequent alcohol use. The stated purpose matches the measured marker, so the fit between the test and its intended use is clear from the published page.

Results are posted to a secure account with the folate level shown against the normal range, and a standard lab report can be downloaded at any time. The page explains what high and low results may mean and suggests next steps, and an example result shows a value of 3.1 ng/mL against a normal range of 3.0 to 17.0 ng/mL. A trends feature tracks retests over time.

Testing is performed through Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp laboratories, which the page names as the lab companies used, and the provider is LegitScript certified. The page does not publish the assay method, the specific facility, or accreditation details for this offer.

Ordering is fully online and takes about two minutes, with the provider creating the doctor's lab order remotely and sending it by email. Customers bring ID to one of about 4,000 lab locations, where most sites ask customers to book an appointment in advance. Results for this test are typically ready within about 7 days of the blood draw and arrive by email and SMS.

The provider states it does not sell or share customer data and describes its testing as fast and confidential. Results are delivered through a secure patient portal account, and the page states nothing is mailed out.

Pricing is shown up front with a stated policy of no hidden fees, and the provider displays LegitScript certification. Refund and cancellation terms are stated on the page, and the conditions of the money-back guarantee for first-time customers are disclosed.