About Walk-In Lab
Walk-In Lab sells one-time blood tests through Quest or Labcorp, plus specialty home kits. Choose the laboratory before buying: similarly named panels can return different results. Reports are available in your account to share with your clinician.
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Offerings
Walk-In Lab Wellness #2 Essential Blood Test Panel
$181
one-time
54 markers
A one-time blood panel covering blood count, metabolic, lipid and thyroid results, with laboratory-specific reporting variation.
Walk-In Lab Anti-Aging #4 Comprehensive Blood and Urine Test Panel
$955
one-time
102 markers
100 at Labcorp
A one-time direct-access Quest or Labcorp blood-and-urine panel with men's and women's versions, combining routine chemistry, blood count, lipids, thyroid, sex and growth hormones, nutrients, inflammation, an advanced lipid test and urinalysis.
Before you buy
- Fasting
- Fast 12 hours (the FAQ says 12–14), avoid alcohol for 24 hours and stop biotin 72 hours before collection.
- PSA (men)
- Avoid ejaculation and strenuous exercise for 72 hours, and wait six weeks after a prostate biopsy.
Results
For Walk-In Lab Anti-Aging #4 Comprehensive Blood and Urine Test Panel. Choose an offering above to see its details.
- Results
- Laboratory values, reference ranges and abnormal flags in the Walk-In Lab account.
- Timing
- Generally 3–5 business days; may take longer.
Locations
Use the Quest version of your order at a supported Quest location. Advanced lipid contents can differ from the Labcorp version.
Reviews
What people praise
Discounts on familiar lab tests
Customers value buying tests from established laboratories at lower self-pay prices, especially when they want to choose their own bloodwork and keep repeat testing affordable.
Easy ordering and lab arrangements
Reviewers describe a straightforward website, accessible requisitions and simple appointment booking, making the transition from online purchase to the actual blood draw feel smooth.
Quick results after a convenient visit
Customers appreciate arranging a nearby lab visit soon after ordering and receiving results promptly, making the service useful for both routine monitoring and time-sensitive paperwork.
What people complain about
Prices do not always feel competitive
Some long-time customers feel the service has become more expensive or find the same test cheaper elsewhere, reducing the value they previously associated with ordering this way.
Disputes can be hard to resolve
Some reviewers describe frustrating exchanges about refunds, promotional promises or incomplete tests, finding support less helpful when the usual smooth ordering process encounters a problem.
Stories
Agustín Contreras
Bundling the tests he needed for less
Agustín needed several lab tests and found that Walk-In Lab’s bundled options cost substantially less than ordering through lab websites directly. He describes being able to order the tests together through a clear process that worked smoothly from start to finish.
trustpilot.comPeter D.
A free retest after a collection problem
When a problem handling his blood sample caused some readings to be inaccurate, Peter says Walk-In Lab called him and offered a free retest without being asked. The response reassured a customer who had already used the service for many years.
ie.trustpilot.comThings to know
- Cancel before submitting specimens.
Refund or credit depends on how long ago you ordered; physician-order fees remain nonrefundable.
- A physician-order fee applies once per order.
Walk-In Lab does not bill insurance directly; you may request a receipt for a reimbursement submission.
- You can keep and share the laboratory report.
Account results can be saved for your own records or taken to your clinician.
- The laboratory changes the advanced lipid results.
Quest uses Cardio IQ; Labcorp uses NMR LipoProfile. Men’s and women’s versions also differ. Use the supported route for your state.
Alternatives
Superpower · Membership
An annual blood-testing membership with messaging rather than a one-time blood-and-urine panel.
$199/year
Mito Health · Core Panel
Another one-time broad blood-and-urine purchase, with clinician-reviewed digital results and optional membership.
$291.75
Everlywell · Everlywell 360
An annual Quest blood-and-urine panel with a written Care Plan rather than a one-time laboratory purchase.
$399/year
SiPhox Health · Longevity Essentials
Uses upper-arm home collection rather than the lab-specific venous blood-and-urine routes.
$149FAQs
Are Quest and Labcorp interchangeable here?
No. Their advanced-lipid contents differ, and the selected laboratory controls the report. Quest lists Cardio IQ with ApoB and Lp(a); Labcorp lists NMR LipoProfile with LDL-P and LP-IR, without ApoB or Lp(a).
Do I receive all the markers in the combined count?
No. Displayed counts combine sex-specific versions. Laboratory contents also differ, and the product-page list mixes lab-specific names. Review the lab and sex qualifications beside the coverage.
Is a clinician results discussion included?
No clinician interpretation or consultation is established as included. The physician fee authorizes the order, and the FAQ recommends discussing results with your own provider.