Blood Test Services by State: Who Sells Where
Which blood testing services sell in your state, from each provider's own statement: New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island are the main gaps, plus Hawaii, Arizona.
By Julian Caraulani · Last updated
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This guide covers availability only. It does not tell you which test to buy or what a result means. A provider's list can change, so confirm at checkout.
Provider state lists, read 2026-11-07
"Not sold in" means the provider's own page names those states. "No list" means we found no statement, and we do not assume it serves your state.
| Service | Not sold in (its own statement) | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Function Health | RI, HI (and Puerto Rico) | FAQ |
| Superpower | AK, AR, HI, LA, MS, ND, RI, SD, WY | FAQ |
| Mito Health | RI, HI for lab visits | FAQ |
| SiPhox Health | HI, NY | State coverage |
| Quest Health | AZ, HI (and Puerto Rico) | Help center |
| Walk-In Lab | NY, NJ, RI, MD, MA (Labcorp); AZ, NY, NJ, RI (Quest) | Help |
| Request A Test | NY, NJ, RI (Labcorp); NY, NJ, RI, AZ (Quest) | Locations |
| Marek Health | NY, NJ, RI | FAQ |
| Maximus | NY, NJ, RI | Labs page |
| Everlywell | NY, NJ, RI (Everywhere service) | llms.txt |
| LetsGetChecked | NY (standard STD test) | Product page |
| Rythm Health | None: all 50 states | FAQ |
Labcorp OnDemand publishes no state list. A law-firm note says "The service is not currently offered in New York, New Jersey, Maryland or Rhode Island" (Rivkin Radler, read 2026-11-07), a secondary source, so check Labcorp before ordering. Our individual state pages, such as New York, list every program with a dated statement.
Why New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island keep appearing
Several providers say the reason is state law. Personalabs says you "cannot list a home address in a state where testing legally requires a physician’s order: New York, New Jersey, or Rhode Island" (Personalabs FAQ, read 2026-11-07). Ulta Lab Tests has described the same three states as ones where direct access testing is prohibited by law; its page walls automated readers, so we cite the statement from our 2026-10-31 reading. Our order-your-own-test guide explains direct-access rules.
When a service still sells in NY, NJ or RI
Some memberships serve those states with a higher price or a different draw. Function says "Testing in New York and New Jersey can cost more due to state regulations" (Function FAQ, read 2026-11-07). Mito says "In New York and New Jersey, prices include a fee to cover the state's compliance and handling requirements" (Mito FAQ, read 2026-11-07). InsideTracker's page says "If you are in the states New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, and Rhode Island, a Mobile Blood Draw is required" (InsideTracker, read 2026-11-07). Our New York cost guide covers the price effect.
Hawaii and Arizona
Hawaii is left out by Function, Superpower, Mito, SiPhox, Quest and Ulta, by their own statements. Quest says its tests "are currently not available in Arizona, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico", and Walk-In Lab and Request A Test also bar Quest in Arizona. In practice, a Hawaii resident has fewer choices than someone in a typical state; compare what is left on our price page.
How to check your state before paying
- Open the provider's own state statement from the table above.
- Check whether the limit applies to the whole service or one product. Everlywell's limit is on its Everywhere service, and LetsGetChecked's NY note is on one test page.
- Enter your address at checkout. Marek Health says that if your address is in a restricted state "you'll be notified at checkout" (Marek FAQ, read 2026-11-07).
- Compare the lowest price among services that remain. Our cost page is sorted by all-in price.
Questions
FAQ
Which blood test services are available in my state?
In most states, nearly all of the services above. The exceptions are New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island, where lab-store services such as Marek, Maximus and Request A Test do not sell. Use the table above for your state, then open that provider's statement to confirm the current list.
Can I order my own blood test in New York?
It depends on the service. Several lab stores state they do not sell in New York, but Function Health and Mito Health list New York pricing, with a higher fee noted. Our New York guide shows the price difference. A clinician can also order tests for you there.
Which blood testing services are available in all 50 states?
Rythm Health says it is "currently available nationwide across all 50 U.S. states." InsideTracker also sells everywhere, but requires a mobile blood draw in NY, NJ, RI, HI and AZ. Most others publish a list of excluded states, so check the table before ordering.
Why can't I buy a blood test in New Jersey or Rhode Island?
Providers cite state law: Personalabs says those states legally require a physician's order. Rules differ by state and can change, so this guide does not give legal advice. Where a service does not sell, a clinician's order at a lab is the usual route.
Do prices change by state?
Sometimes. Function and Mito both say New York and New Jersey can cost more, and Superpower lists a higher New York and New Jersey price in our data. Details are in the New York cost guide. Always check the total at checkout.
How often do these state lists change?
Providers update them without notice. We read each list on 2026-11-07 and date every statement on the state pages. If your state is not listed for a service, treat it as unconfirmed and ask the provider before paying. Find the cheapest option that serves your state on our price page or the best ranking.
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