Any Lab Test Now Prices (2026): Walk-In Blood Tests

Every service is ranked on the best blood tests page, and price per measured marker compares memberships.

What Any Lab Test Now is

Any Lab Test Now is a chain of walk-in lab stores. The company says "Schedule a test or walk right in at one of our 250+ locations" (home page). Its locations page says "With over 260 testing locations nationwide with work-friendly hours" you can "simply walk in for same-day testing" (read November 9, 2026). Its footer adds that "store locations are independently owned and operated."

That last point matters for price. Each store is run by its own owner, so a price you see for one city may not match another. Tell the store which test you want and check the price on its page before you go.

How ordering works

You do not need a doctor's visit. The company's how it works page says "We provide the doctor's order and no insurance is needed or ever accepted." Its A1c test page says "No. You do not need to provide a doctor's order to get lab testing done at Any Lab Test Now."

Some tests have a different line. The PSA page says "Either we provide the doctor's order for the lab test at no additional cost, or we accept your physician's order." So the order is included, and you can also bring your own.

The steps are short:

1. Search for the test on the site, or use its test finder.
2. Choose a store near you.
3. Book a time or walk in.
4. Give your sample at the store, which usually means a blood draw by a trained collector.
5. Get results online. The company says many are ready within 24 to 72 business hours, and some tests take longer.

What each store does well

The chain is built around speed and a single visit. You can walk in without an account, and the order is included in the store visit. It suits people who want a result for work, school or their own records and do not want to wait for an appointment. Stores also list extras such as TB screens and B-12 shots in their service lists.

It also does not bill an insurer, so there is no surprise statement later. The price you agree to at the store is the price of the test. That is also the main trade-off: because insurance is never accepted, you cannot use a health plan to lower the cost. If your plan pays for a test through your own doctor, ask your doctor to order it instead.

Tests it lists on its site

The test pages we read on November 9, 2026 include:

Test	Page	Fasting, per the page	Results time, per the page
PSA	Prostate Specific Antigen	Not required	24 to 72 business hours
Hemoglobin A1c	A1c diabetes monitoring	Not stated	24 to 72 business hours
Lipid panel	Cholesterol lipid panel	Not stated	24 to 72 business hours
Testosterone, free and total	Testosterone page	Not required, though a clinician may ask for it	5 to 7 business days
Basic thyroid panel	Thyroid page	Not required	Not stated
Annual check-up panel	Check-up page	Required, 8 hours	24 to 72 business hours
Comprehensive STD panel	STD panel	Not stated	3 to 5 business days

The site's search also lists many more tests, plus drug screens, DNA tests and vitamin injections. We did not price them. For what a test measures, see our guides to A1c, the lipid panel and testosterone. MedlinePlus explains what an A1c test is. We do not say what a result means for any one person.

Benchmark prices from online lab stores

Because we could not read a price for each Any Lab Test Now store, here is what the online stores we track charge for the same tests, read from each seller's own page. Use these to judge whether a store quote looks in line. Totals include any required fee.

Hemoglobin A1c

List prices from each store's own page. Memberships and panels that include it: Function Health, Superpower, Empirical Health, InsideTracker, Mito Health, Lifeforce, Marek Health, Labs by Hims, Maximus, Everlywell, Quest, Labcorp OnDemand, Ulta Lab Tests, SiPhox Health, LetsGetChecked.

Lipid panel

List prices from each store's own page. Memberships and panels that include it: Function Health, Superpower, Empirical Health, Mito Health, Labs by Hims, Maximus, Everlywell, Quest, Ulta Lab Tests, SiPhox Health, Rythm Health.

Total testosterone

List prices from each store's own page. Memberships and panels that include it: Function Health, Superpower, InsideTracker, Mito Health, Lifeforce, Marek Health, Labs by Hims, Maximus, Everlywell, Quest, Labcorp OnDemand, SiPhox Health, Rythm Health, LetsGetChecked.

For other tests, see our guides on PSA, thyroid and STD panels, or the hub for blood test cost without insurance.

Any Lab Test Now compared with Quest and Labcorp OnDemand

Quest and Labcorp OnDemand sell online and send you to their lab draw sites. Prices are posted on one national page, and you pay at checkout. Our Quest vs Labcorp OnDemand guide compares them test by test.

Any Lab Test Now works the other way. You choose a store, which gives you a same-day visit and a person to ask. The price is set at the store level. If you want a number you can check in advance on one page, an online store is easier. If you want a walk-in and same-day collection, a store like this is built for it.

Can you use an HSA or FSA?

Our HSA and FSA guide lists each seller's own wording. For Any Lab Test Now, ask your store, since each location is independently run, and keep your receipt.

States

Each store is independently owned, and state rules for direct-access testing differ. Our state guide and guide to ordering your own blood test explain which states limit lab-test stores. Use the company's locations page to see whether a store is open near you.