Own Your Labs and Jason Health Review: Prices and States

People often search for the two together, but we found no link between them. Own Your Labs does not mention Jason Health on its about page, and the reverse holds too. This page covers each one on its own terms, then compares them. Every service is ranked on the best blood tests page.

What Own Your Labs is

Own Your Labs describes itself as "a service we've set up in partnership with participating clinicians" and as a 501(c)(3) public charity (a nonprofit) (about page, read 2026-11-12). It lists three steps on its home page: select tests, test at your local Labcorp, and view results securely online.

The how it works page adds that you fill in your details, print a lab order form and find the nearest testing location. You can also choose to share your data without your name, which it describes as a way to advance "citizen science" (research by ordinary people).

Blood draws happen at a Labcorp patient service center, which is a walk-in lab location. It also offers at-home kits from a company called SiPhox, where you collect a sample yourself and mail it back.

What Jason Health is

Jason Health describes a service for walk-in blood tests at labs near you. It says "Immediately after you pay we'll give you a lab order to download and take to the lab" (home page, read 2026-11-12). The site says it has "2,300 walk-in labs" and that results usually arrive in 1 to 3 days by email.

It does not name the lab company behind those locations on the page we read, so check the order form before you go to be sure of the lab. The site also says you can save up to 80% on testing. We did not verify that figure.

Sample prices side by side

Both stores show prices on their own pages. We read each on November 12, 2026. Own Your Labs showed only three single tests on its home page, so the overlap is thin.

The two lists share no test, so there is no like-for-like price. Own Your Labs bundle prices were not shown on its home page. For the same kind of tests from other sellers, see our blood test cost without insurance guide and the TB blood test guide.

Fees, refunds and results

Own Your Labs says the amount you pay at checkout covers the tests and the blood draw fee, so "no additional costs are owed" at a participating location (FAQ, read 2026-11-12). It adds that a third-party or mobile blood draw service "may charge an additional fee." It does not accept insurance.

On refunds, it says lab orders are "refundable prior to visiting the lab." At-home kit orders are refundable within 48 hours of purchase. Results appear in its portal, and it says "the average is a few days, but for some tests it may take up to two weeks."

Jason Health says its prices carry no extra charges from the lab and that results usually arrive in 1 to 3 days. We found no refund terms on the page we read, so check its page before you pay.

Which states each one serves

Own Your Labs says you cannot order from it in New York. Residents of Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey and Rhode Island are "limited to at home kits" from SiPhox (FAQ).

Jason Health says it has labs "in 47 states (all states except NY, NJ, RI)" (home page). Both are closed to New York, which is common for this kind of store (our Labcorp OnDemand review shows the same pattern). Our state guide and guide to ordering your own blood test explain why.

Who reviews the results

Neither page we read describes a physician review of your results. Own Your Labs tells you to "take them to your doctor for further interpretation" (how it works). That is the right way to use any results from a store like this. This site never interprets a result, so bring yours to your own clinician.

Pros and cons

Our verdict

Own Your Labs suits a person who wants a few basic tests at a very low listed price and is happy to use Labcorp. Jason Health suits a person who wants a wider menu, such as an STD panel or TB test, and quick results. Neither is a full-panel service like the ones in our price comparison, so compare the exact tests you need first. For a rated list of services, use the best blood tests page.