LabReqs / SchoolTiters Wellness Panel I

School and work titers, TB blood testing and general laboratory tests.

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About LabReqs / SchoolTiters

SchoolTiters.com is operated by LabReqs. It offers antibody titers and TB testing for school and healthcare requirements, alongside individual blood tests and wellness panels. Eligible purchases include the physician order, standard laboratory fees and result reporting.

Match the test to your school or personal requirementUse the laboratory named on your requisitionReceive the report and request eligible form completion

Offerings

LabReqs / SchoolTiters Wellness Panel I

$372.99

one-time

One panel

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What’s included in LabReqs / SchoolTiters Wellness Panel I

11 listed entries

Lipid Panel

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, CMP

Hemoglobin A1C

Percentage of hemoglobin with sugar attached, reflecting average blood sugar over roughly two to three months.

Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone, TSH

A pituitary hormone that signals the thyroid gland to produce thyroid hormones.

Ferritin

An iron-storage protein whose blood level generally reflects the body's iron stores.

Iron and Total Iron Binding Capacity, TIBC

Vitamin B12

A vitamin needed for red blood cell formation, nervous-system function and DNA production.

Vitamin D, 25-Hydroxy

The main circulating form of vitamin D, reflecting vitamin D from sunlight, food and supplements.

Complete Blood Count with Differential, CBC

Reticulocyte Count

The number or percentage of young red blood cells, used to assess red blood cell production.

Urinalysis with Microscopic Exam

Results

Results
Results are sent as a password-protected laboratory PDF. Eligible school or work forms can be completed through support; check that your program accepts the exact test you order.
Access
Email
Download
Emailed PDF report

Locations

Use the supplied order at the participating laboratory named on your requisition. Follow the preparation and sample instructions for that purchase.

Reviews

What people praise

Easy ordering and lab visits

Customers in LabReqs’ Judge.me reviews describe receiving their lab order quickly, arranging a nearby blood draw and completing the visit with little paperwork or waiting.

Results that arrive promptly

Customers reviewing titer and TB tests through LabReqs describe getting results within a few days, helping them complete school or work requirements without a prolonged wait.

Stories

Miguel Mora

The lower price came with a longer trip

In a review displayed by SchoolTiters, Miguel described a quick ordering process but a 45-minute drive to the closest Labcorp. He still considered the purchase cheaper than his alternatives.

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Rebecca

Instructions and a report arrived quickly

In a SchoolTiters-hosted review of a hepatitis B titer, Rebecca reported receiving collection instructions within a day and results within a day of her appointment. This is one customer’s experience.

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Things to know

  • Request cancellation by email within 21 days.

    Eligible refunds deduct a 20% processing fee; later requests receive testing credit. Unapproved or legally unavailable orders receive a full refund.

  • Standard laboratory fees are included.

    The selected product’s price includes the order and reporting. Additional medical services are separate purchases.

  • Use the protected report for sharing.

    Results are delivered as a password-protected PDF; send the report to your school or clinician through an appropriate channel.

  • The exact test and location matter.

    Confirm the laboratory on your order and your school’s requirements. Some titer products have separate purchases for minors.

FAQs

Are LabReqs and SchoolTiters separate laboratory networks?

SchoolTiters.com is a LabReqs-operated storefront. The requisition identifies the participating laboratory for your purchase.

Can a minor get a titer test?

Selected products specifically support minors with the required parent or guardian process. Choose that product rather than assuming the adult purchase applies.

Is the active vitamin D test the usual vitamin D status test?

No. The two 1,25-dihydroxy products measure active vitamin D, or calcitriol. They should not be substituted for a 25-hydroxy vitamin D status test.