Lead Test from Quest Health

The exact official product page lists a current price of $52 for this panel. Any location-specific collection availability should be confirmed before purchase.

The exact Quest Health product page publishes a complete named list of 1 measurement, including Lead.

Interpretation support is unusually detailed in the official test guide, including a reference range, below-detection limit, and level-based follow-up tables. Quest also promises a clear report, alert calling when warranted, secure delivery, and provider discussion. The exact consumer report layout and any product-specific interpretive language remain unverified because no downloadable sample report was found.

Quest's official Lead (Venous) test guide documents ICP/MS, NIST traceable calibration, a stated analytical measurement range, and accuracy against CDC standards. These are strong method and performance disclosures for the declared blood lead question. The product page does not expose those details, the guide content is marked reviewed in February 2023, and the current performing laboratory for the consumer route is not identified.

This Quest Health test can be ordered online in the United States and uses a blood specimen collected through an available provider location.

Quest publishes detailed consumer privacy and consumer health data notices, states that Quest Consumer does not sell personal information or consumer health data, and describes access, deletion, consent, and appeal rights in certain jurisdictions. The same notices allow sharing with affiliates and service providers for fulfillment, analytics, personalized messaging, marketing, and targeted advertising, use a broad legitimate-business-purpose retention standard, and do not provide a product-specific retention or specimen destruction schedule.

The product and the official test guide directly frame blood lead measurement as screening or monitoring for lead exposure and toxicity. The terms clearly state that results are not a diagnosis or treatment and should be reviewed with a healthcare provider. The declared question is deliberately limited to lead exposure measurement, so the test's inability to identify a source or organ injury does not undermine the focused use.

The reviewed official package discloses the price, additional physician fee, sample route, age rules, state exclusions, turnaround estimate, results access, clinical support, limitations, privacy terms, and a separate method guide. Transparency remains partial because the consumer offer does not identify the current performing laboratory, the test guide is dated February 2023, preparation instructions are not product-specific, and complete state availability is not published in one place.