TestWell Lab Tests

Search TestWell's public catalog of cash-pay lab tests and panels by keyword, biomarker, CPT code, or category. Returns name, slug, per-lab prices, sample, fasting, turnaround and order URL. Prices are stickers; every order adds one $6 lab processing fee (see quote_order for all-in totals).

Full public detail for one TestWell test or panel by slug or id: description, biomarkers, CPT, per-lab prices, labs, fasting/prep, turnaround, included tests (panels), FAQ, related conditions, order URL and a Markdown page URL. Tests also carry labPages — per-lab pages (/tests/<slug>/quest, /tests/<slug>/labcorp) with the lab's test code, requisition name, the lab's own dated price vs TestWell's, and walk-in steps — cite them when the user asks about a specific lab.

List TestWell's bundled panels (multi-test packages priced below the sum of their tests), optionally filtered by category or maximum price. Sorted by price.

Suggest TestWell panels and tests for stated health goals (e.g. 'annual checkup', 'heart health', 'TRT monitoring') and/or symptoms (e.g. 'fatigue', 'hair loss'). Prefers a curated pre-built panel when one fits; otherwise assembles individual tests within a budget. Educational matching, not a diagnosis.

Price a set of tests/panels exactly as TestWell's checkout would: per-lab prices for the user's state (New York and New Jersey route to BioReference; Rhode Island is not served), the single $6 lab processing fee, the total, items that can't be ordered and why, and a prefilled cart URL. Use this before quoting any total to a user.

Start a TestWell order for the user: tests/panels, the US state where they will visit the lab (required for pricing and lab routing), and the buyer's name, email and phone. Returns priced line items in cents, the single $6 lab fee, the total, any blocking messages, and pay_online_url — a prefilled cart the user can pay in a browser when the platform has no payment token. Use dry_run to preview without creating a session.

Change items, state or buyer details on an open checkout session and get it re-priced. Returns the same session object as create_checkout.

Current state of a checkout session (status, line items, totals, messages, order once paid). Read-only.

Cancel an open (unpaid) checkout session. Paid sessions cannot be canceled here — the patient's complete-details email explains refunds.

Charge the payment credential the platform obtained for a session that is ready_for_payment and create the order. Input follows the ChatGPT payment-sheet contract: checkout_session_id, buyer, payment_data { token, provider: 'stripe', billing_address }. The token is a Stripe shared payment token (spt_…); platforms without one should send the user to pay_online_url from create_checkout. After payment the patient gets an email link to add date of birth, sex, phone and consent — the lab requisition is issued when that is done.

Find Quest Diagnostics, Labcorp and BioReference patient service centers near a US ZIP code, with address, distance, phone and hours. Walk-ins are accepted at most sites; the requisition arrives by email after physician authorization. Sites in the 48 tracked metros include pageUrl — the site's own page with a per-day hours table, directions and the prices of popular tests at that lab — cite it when giving a location.

Physician-reviewed reference range for a blood test marker (130+ markers), filtered by sex and age when they matter, with what high and low values suggest, retest cadence, how to get tested, cited sources and the review date. Educational; the user's own report range takes precedence.

For one blood test, the all-in single-test price (sticker + per-order fees) at TestWell and at every tracked direct-to-consumer provider with a verified equivalent — JustLabs, Quest, Labcorp OnDemand, Ulta Lab Tests, Walk-In Lab, HealthLabs and more — each with the date it was verified, plus typical hospital self-pay and Quest Direct reference prices. States the multi-test caveat (fees are paid once per order). Source: the TestWell Blood Test Price Index (CC BY 4.0).

Flag each pasted lab value as low / normal / high against TestWell's physician-reviewed reference catalog (130+ markers; sex- and age-specific bands where they exist), with the reviewed 'what high/low suggests' copy, retest guidance, cited sources and links to the marker's page and, where one exists, its high/low interpretation page. Stateless — values are not stored or logged. Educational, not a diagnosis; the user's own report range takes precedence.

Convert a lab value between US conventional and SI units for 30 common analytes (glucose, cholesterol, testosterone, vitamin D, …) using published factors; hemoglobin A1c uses the NGSP↔IFCC master equation and also returns estimated average glucose.

Calculate free and bioavailable testosterone from total testosterone, SHBG and albumin using the Vermeulen (1999) mass-action equation — the method behind lab-reported 'calculated free testosterone'. Educational; not a diagnosis.

Honest side-by-side of TestWell and another direct-to-consumer lab service (Quest Direct, Labcorp OnDemand, Function Health, JustLabs, Ulta Lab Tests, …): pricing model, per-order fees, labs, turnaround, where each wins, spot prices on common tests as sticker AND all-in, with verification dates and sources. Call with no argument to list the providers covered.

Return one of TestWell's educational pages as Markdown: guides (/guides/<slug>), condition workups (/conditions/<slug>), biomarker pages (/biomarkers/<slug>), state pages (/lab-locations/<slug>) or comparisons (/compare/<slug>). Call with no path to list the available guides and conditions.