Direct Lab Services

9 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from July 21, 2018
  

  RamenTheory asked:

  What if I have no health insurance? I don't have health insurance anymore and I need to get blood work done before my doctor can refill my T prescription. Do you know how much blood work is out of pocket? I researched it online and it looks scary expensive, but I was wondering if anybody has had a personal experience paying out of pocket.

  

  SubatomicKitten replied:

  FYI DirectLabs.com may be of some use for you. I do not have health insurance either and use them all the time for various tests. Hope this helps. EDIT: Hit post a little too quickly. Forgot to say they’re very cheap and a little google-fu may yield a coupon that will drop prices even more.

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• Referral from August 4, 2016
  

  telijah asked:

  Recommendations on a lab for blood work for someone without insurance? My brother has cirrhosis of the liver and his diagnostics center ordered him for a battery of blood work to be done. He doesn't have insurance and will pay via cash. I think I've heard Brandon Outreach Clinic and Medstar Laboratory of Florida. Anyone else know of some reputable places for a cash paying patient?

  

  aryndelvyst replied:

  I get my blood tests off of www.directlabs.com

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• Referral from July 18, 2015
  

  Jen C. asked:

  Anybody in Arizona used this service?

  

  Jennifer R. replied:

  You can already order your own tests from directlabs.com

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• Referral from January 7, 2015
  

  Tara W. asked:

  For Lithium testing, is it always through hair analysis? Also, any recommendations on lab companies I can order the test from directly? Or do most of you only test through your doctors?

  

  Nicole W. replied:

  directlabs.com

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• Referral from November 14, 2013
  

  Volusia M. asked:

  Question from a mom: "Does anyone know of an affordable place to have CT imaging done? I am paying for the test and the place I have called is almost $1,000. Looking for something more affordable. Thanks!"

  

  Jackie M. replied:

  Go to directlabs.com or nextimagedirect.com there you can get lab work, MRI, CT and ultrasounds done cheap! We use that site for that sort of thing

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• Referral from June 26, 2013
  

  Calvert M. asked:

  Rachel Linebach I am looking for a good doctor who's knowledgable about the thyroid. Preferably in Calvert that accepts Tricare Standard and who's also open to natural dessicated thyroid. Thank you in advance. (M)

  

  Kyle T. replied:

  I would be very careful - I had a test done on my adrenal gland (directlabs.com), took it to my general and then a female endo in PF (forget her name) - they both ignored the test results I had had done. The endo told me I was fine. I always go in la...See More

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• Referral from May 9, 2013
  

  Shalimar L. asked:

  HELP Kansas Cityyyyy! I am looking for a place where I can get a "Delayed Food Allergy Test". I want to avoid seeing a physician and getting their "opinion" on my lifestyle before they (possibly) allow me to get the allergy test. Please let me know if you know of any natural clinics that do blood work. Thank you!

  

  Betsy E. replied:

  have you checked http://www.directlabs.com/ You can order your own blood tests there.

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• Referral from January 22, 2013
  

  Jared F. asked:

  Does anyone have recommendations for a lab to get serum B-12 levels checked? Wouldn't mind also checking D3 as well...

  

  Andrew B. replied:

  http://www.directlabs.com

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• Referral from August 15, 2011
  

  Nick G. asked:

  Looking for a supplement for a 96 year old man who is starting to have memory issues/slight dementia but nothing too severe yet. I am looking into Neuron Growth Factors which contain acetyl l carnitine arginate DiHCl, acetyl l-carnitine hcl, gotu kola, ginko biloba and uridine.. It's for my grandfather so I need something that he will "feel" fairly quickly because he's a tough egg to crack. I am juggling around just giving him some Alpha-GPC which I know will probably work semi-quickly so he will want to continue taking it.. He's become very stubborn.. If anyone has any recommendations that have worked with people in that age bracket please advise. Thanks!

  

  JA L. replied:

  The std panel wouldn't do that. http://www.scribd.com/doc/33720083/Bio-Clarity-Sample I wish this would add 25(OH)D. Hint, hint. Then I wish DL would bundle 25(OH)D and D co-factors. Could argue about liver tests in there, but have to draw the line somewhere. Obviously, you can spend a lot of $$ looking at food allergies, cholesterol/subfractions, fats, stomach enzymes/HCL, et al. But this is a great start. I assume you've seen www.directlabs.com? The Bio-Clarity is listed as the Interpretive Report.

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