Best customer service I've ever had - thanks Jan! I had Jan help me over the phone today, and she honestly gave me the best customer service I've ever gotten. Above and beyond, no upselling, all honesty. She saved me a lot of money, and even gave me a discount code on top of that. I couldn't be happier!

Take labs into your own hands When you want or need lab work that your physician won't get you, or maybe you want to know the result before anyone else has to know, this is a great option. It's convenient (easy setup, then lab draws anywhere there's LabCorp or Quest), and fast, and reasonably priced. I've used them a dozen times or so over the years.

Annual blood tests aren't nearly enough Going to the Doctor for an annual physical is great and all, but a year is a really long time to find out that something is wrong, or that something you are taking is destroying your liver or damaging your kidneys. On demand customizable blood tests let me stay on top of my health the entire year. Regular tests have helped me identify things impacting my liver, and I have better liver markers at 50 than any time in the last 20 years. Undiagnosed thyroid and iron issues have negatively impacted the lives of people in my family, and regular blood tests have helped me stay on top of this and tailor my diet and lifestyle to stay healthy. Information is priceless.

I like the new format I like the new format, but I miss the links to the studies that you used to provide.

20% more expensive than WalkinLab Haven't used them, hence the default 3/5 rating, which means they're an okay business. Here's what's not exactly okay: 1. The "$200 off on the first order" deal actually consists of seven $25 coupons that are granted over 7 years, IF you read the fine print. Obviously, getting $200 off your first test could easily mean a free test, so they don't do that. But they bait you with "Get $200 with your 1st order". 2. Prices are simply 20%+ higher than those of WalkinLab, or DiscountedLabs, for any test you want to compare. For instance, SHBG costs $59, but only $49 at WalkInLab. Vitamin D, 25-Hydroxy LC/MS/MS costs $69, vs. $49 at WalkInLab. Both use Quest, and these are prices before discounts. 3. PrivateMDLabs has a link to their 5-star ratings on Google Maps, but the location of that "business" is somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. What's up with that? Based on these observations, I don't really see a reason to use PrivateMDLabs instead of WalkinInLab. I do see that PrivateMDLabs has replied to reviews here, and I appreciate that. Happy to revise my review in light of convincing information I might have missed.