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I don't have health insurance, and for a long time even basic lab work felt out of reach for me. Finding Jason Health changed that: I could order the blood tests I needed online, walk into a lab, and know the full price up front. If you're in the same spot, here's what I've learned.
How Jason Health works
- Order online. Pick your tests on their site and pay at checkout.
- Walk into a Quest lab. Choose one of their partner Quest locations (they list about 2,300) and go whenever it's open.
- No insurance, no appointment, no doctor visit. Their own doctors write the lab order for you; it's included in the price.
- One $18 collection fee per order, not per test. Nothing extra to pay at the lab.
- HSA/FSA cards accepted.
- Not available in New York, New Jersey or Rhode Island.
Tips to save
- Bundle tests into one order so you pay the $18 collection fee once instead of every time.
- Example: ferritin ($33 on its own) + iron & TIBC ($23 on its own) in one order = $38 total, not $56.
- Ask your doctor or practitioner which tests you actually need before you order, so you don't pay for extras.
Jason Health prices for tests I care about
Totals include the $18 collection fee. Add more tests to the same order and you only pay that fee once, so the totals don't simply add up.
Prices checked
| Test | Total price | Link |
|---|---|---|
| IronIron, Total & TIBC (incl. % saturation; Quest 7573) | $23 $5 test + $18 fee |
View on Jason Health (Iron, Total & TIBC (incl. % saturation; Quest 7573)) ↗ |
| IronFerritin (single test, Quest 457) | $33 $15 test + $18 fee |
View on Jason Health (Ferritin (single test, Quest 457)) ↗ |
| IronFerritin + Iron, Total & TIBC (2 tests in one order) | $38 $20 test + $18 fee |
View on Jason Health (Ferritin + Iron, Total & TIBC (2 tests in one order)) ↗ |
| General blood workCBC with differential & platelets (Quest 6399) | $23 $5 test + $18 fee |
View on Jason Health (CBC with differential & platelets (Quest 6399)) ↗ |
| General blood workComprehensive Metabolic Panel (Quest 10231) | $26 $8 test + $18 fee |
View on Jason Health (Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (Quest 10231)) ↗ |
| Gut-relatedCeliac Disease Comprehensive Panel (tTG IgA + total IgA; Quest 19955) | $88 $70 test + $18 fee |
View on Jason Health (Celiac Disease Comprehensive Panel (tTG IgA + total IgA; Quest 19955)) ↗ |
| Gut-relatedH. pylori antigen, EIA, stool (Quest 34838) | $133 $115 test + $18 fee |
View on Jason Health (H. pylori antigen, EIA, stool (Quest 34838)) ↗ |
Prices change; always confirm at checkout.
For GI-MAP and SIBO tests
Jason Health covers basic blood work: iron, CBC, CMP, celiac and H. pylori. We didn't find GI-MAP or SIBO breath tests there. For those, True Health Labs is the best fit we've found: you can order both online and True Health Labs arranges the lab order, so you don't need your own practitioner.
Basic blood work
→ Jason Health
Iron, CBC, CMP, celiac, H. pylori. Walk-in at Quest, $18 fee per order. See prices above.
Not available in NY, NJ, RI
GI-MAP / SIBO
→ True Health Labs
- GI-MAP (Standard, USA)$499
$795Not available in NY, NJ, MA, RIView on True Health Labs (GI-MAP (Standard, USA)) ↗Affiliate link - SIBO breath test, lactulose, 3-hour (H2 + CH4)$329
$525Not available in NY
True Health Labs prices checked Oct 18, 2026; they don't serve every state (noted next to each test), and sale prices change. Other sellers can be cheaper for some versions of these tests: compare all GI-MAP & SIBO options.
Other cash-pay options
Compare other sellers on our price trackers: iron & ferritin, GI-MAP & SIBO breath tests, mold tests, and who can serve your state.
Personal experience only, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor about which tests are right for you and what your results mean.