How To Order Your Labs

1. Order Labs
Order online or over the phone: 1-877-511-LABS.

No doctor or consultation visit is needed. We include the required doctors order with all our testing.

You will not incur any additional charges at the lab. Our prices are all inclusive.

2. Find Lab Near You

Find a LabCorp or Quest Diagnostics location near you on our Lab Locator. After ordering your lab testing, you will receive an email with your lab requisition. Bring this requisition form (printed or on phone) to the laboratory.

No appointment is needed, but making one can minimize the wait time.

3. Lab Results Ready

We’ll email you when your results are ready. You can access the test results logging into our portal with your secure account.

Most results take 1-2 days, but some take longer. See the test description for an estimate on how long your results might take.

Certain result values may prompt a phone call from our ordering provider to ensure the patient is aware of their result.

Check status of your results on the "Where are my results" page.

1. Order Lab Tests

Order online or over the phone. You select the testing and the lab location you want to visit.

Pay for your order using credit card or PayPal^®. (Any card with a Visa, MasterCard or Amex logo is accepted: gift cards, debit cards, HSA and FSA).

We do not accept health insurance. You will not be reimbursed by your insurance. This helps keep prices low and maintain privacy of patient health data.

A doctors order is included with all testing. You will not incur any additional charges at the lab. Our prices are inclusive.

2. Visit a Lab Near You

No appointment is needed, but making one can minimize your wait time.

If you have selected an At Home Test Kit, you will receive your test kit in the mail within 5 to 7 business days.

3. Lab Results Sent Directly To You

We’ll email you when your results are ready. You can access the test results logging into our portal with your secure account.

Most results take 1-2 days, but some take longer. See the test description for an estimate on how long your results might take.

Certain result values may prompt a phone call from our ordering provider to ensure the patient is aware of their result.

Check status of your results on the "Where are my results" page.

Vitamin B7

This test will measure the level of Vitamin B7 in the blood. Vitamin B7 (also known as Biotin) is a water soluble vitamin that is part of the B vitamin family that helps support adrenal function and maintain a health immune and nervous system. Your body also uses vitamin B7 for the metabolism of fat and carbohydrates in your diet.

Testing by CLIA approved lab: LabCorp or Quest Diagnostics

Sample Results

Vitamin B7

$379
LabCorp $379
Quest

Sample Results

Test Details

Good dietary sources of vitamin B7 include organ meats, barley, brewer’s yeast, fortified cereals, corn, egg yolks, milk, royal jelly, soy, and wheat bran. Avocado, bread, broccoli, cauliflower, cheeses, chicken, fish, legumes, mushrooms, nuts, pork, potatoes, and spinach also provide biotin. As the daily requirement for Biotin is small and with this nutrient easily available in foods we consume, Biotin deficiency is rare.

There are however a few things that may cause a deficiency to occur, such as:

long term use of oral antibiotics
anti-seizure medication
malabsorption disorder
Intravenous feeding

Some signs or symptoms of Vitamin B7 deficiency are dry skin, brittle hair or hair loss, nervous system issues, muscle pains or intestinal tract issues.

This test may be ordered when an individual is experiencing symptoms of B7 deficiency or it may be used to monitor individuals with known intestinal or malabsorption disorders

Reviewed By: Dr. Kurt Kloss, MD
Last Reviewed Date: Mar 12, 2020

There are however a few things that may cause a deficiency to occur, such as:

long term use of oral antibiotics
anti-seizure medication
malabsorption disorder
Intravenous feeding

Some signs or symptoms of Vitamin B7 deficiency are dry skin, brittle hair or hair loss, nervous system issues, muscle pains or intestinal tract issues.

This test may be ordered when an individual is experiencing symptoms of B7 deficiency or it may be used to monitor individuals with known intestinal or malabsorption disorders

Reviewed By: Dr. Kurt Kloss, MD
Last Reviewed Date: Mar 12, 2020

1. Purchase Tests

Choose the test you want (be sure to pick the laboratory you want to use).

Pay by credit card or PayPal^®.

You pay directly and we do not bill your insurance.

2. Visit a Lab

After purchasing your testing you will receive an email with your lab requisition. Bring this form to the laboratory.

Find Your Lab Location.

If you have selected the option to have an At Home Test Kit delivered to you, you will receive your test kit in the mail within 5 to 7 business days. (Not all tests are available as At Home Test Kits.)

3. Get Results

We’ll email you when your results are ready. Sign into your account to view and download your result reports.

Certain result values may prompt a phone call from our ordering provider to ensure the patient is aware of their result.

Sample Type

Blood

Prepare For Your Test

No special prep required.

Also Known As

No other names specified

$379
LabCorp $379
Quest