Labcorp Blood Test Cost Without Insurance (2026)

Without insurance, a common blood test bought from Labcorp’s own consumer storefront costs $29 to $99. We read ten prices off Labcorp OnDemand on November 13, 2026 and set them beside two independent services that send you to the same kind of draw site. Ordered one at a time, the ten tests come to $600 at Labcorp and $385 at HealthLabs.

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Updated: November 13, 2026 · Edited by LabTestInsight Editorial Team · Editorial standards

Labcorp Prices Without Insurance: Ten Common Tests

The Labcorp column is the list price on ondemand.labcorp.com on November 13, 2026, no promo code. HealthLabs and Walk-In Lab prices come from our Lab Test Price Index, collected November 2, 2026; both state that no further fee is due at the lab. The lowest price in each row is in bold. Panel contents can differ between sellers, so check what is included.

TestLabcorp OnDemandHealthLabsWalk-In Lab
Complete blood count (CBC)$29$28$27
Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)$49$39$30
Cholesterol / lipid panel$59$29$39
Hemoglobin A1c$39$29$35
TSH (thyroid)$49$39$35
Total testosterone$69$49$59
Vitamin B12$49$35$35
Vitamin D (25-hydroxy)$99$59$59
Ferritin$59$29$29
HIV test$99$49$55
All ten, bought singly$600$385$403

Labcorp OnDemand also sells bundles. On the same day its Standard Thyroid Test was $89, its Comprehensive Testosterone Test $159 and its Complete STI Test $489. For cheaper routes on those, see our thyroid panel cost, testosterone test cost and STD test cost guides.

Three Ways to Pay Cash for a Labcorp Draw

1. Buy from Labcorp OnDemand. You pay the list price online, the physician order is included, and you have the sample collected at a Labcorp location. Labcorp’s site lists more than 2,000 of them, says results post to your Labcorp Patient account, and marks HSA/FSA as accepted. This is the simplest route and the prices are published, which is why the table above starts here.

2. Buy through an independent service. HealthLabs and Walk-In Lab sell the physician order and send you to Quest and Labcorp patient service centers. The draw and the lab work are the same; the checkout price is frequently lower. Confirm that a Labcorp location near you is offered for your test before you pay. RequestATest lets you choose a Labcorp or Quest price on each test, adds a $4 service fee per order, and cannot take orders from New York, New Jersey or Rhode Island.

3. Walk in with a doctor’s order and no insurance. Labcorp bills these at its own rates, which its consumer site does not publish. Ask for the self-pay price before the needle goes in. If the quote is higher than the consumer price for the same test, you can buy it yourself through route 1 or 2 and hand your doctor the result.

Key takeaway: the lab is the same on all three routes. What changes is who sells you the order. On the ten tests above, buying singly through HealthLabs came to $215 less than Labcorp OnDemand, and Walk-In Lab $197 less.

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How to Pay Less for the Same Tests

Quest prices its storefront almost identically; see Quest vs Labcorp for the side-by-side, and lab test costs without insurance for hospital and clinic pricing.

Labcorp Cost Without Insurance FAQ

How much does a blood test cost at Labcorp without insurance?

Through Labcorp OnDemand, Labcorp's own consumer storefront, the ten common tests we checked on November 13, 2026 ran from $29 to $99 each: a CBC was $29, a comprehensive metabolic panel $49, a lipid panel $59, hemoglobin A1c $39, TSH $49, total testosterone $69, vitamin B12 $49, ferritin $59, vitamin D $99 and an HIV test $99.

Is Labcorp OnDemand the cheapest way to get tested at Labcorp?

Often not. Independent services such as HealthLabs and Walk-In Lab send customers to Quest and Labcorp draw sites and frequently charge less. The ten tests in our table total $600 at Labcorp OnDemand, $385 at HealthLabs and $403 at Walk-In Lab, using prices we collected on November 2, 2026.

What if my doctor orders the test and I have no insurance?

A doctor-ordered test is billed by Labcorp at its own rates, which are not listed on its consumer site. Ask for the self-pay price before the draw. If it is higher than the consumer price for the same test, you can usually buy the test yourself instead and take the result to your doctor.

Can I use an HSA or FSA card at Labcorp?

Labcorp OnDemand lists HSA/FSA as accepted on its product pages. HealthLabs, Walk-In Lab and RequestATest also take the cards.

Do I need an appointment?

Labcorp’s site says visits may be scheduled online. Booking ahead shortens the wait, especially for a fasting morning draw.

Our Take: Price the Order Before You Book the Draw

Labcorp OnDemand is a fair, published price and the easiest route. It is rarely the lowest one. Five minutes comparing the same tests at an independent service can cut the bill by a third on a ten-test order.

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Quest + Labcorp draw sites · No added lab-visit fees · HSA/FSA accepted

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