Satisfied customer since 2008! I've been using Private MD Labs since they were founded in 2008 to conveniently monitor my health vitals without having to schedule a doctor's visit. They have always been reliable and consistent. When I've had a problem, like today when I accidentally charged the tests to the wrong credit card, folks like Donna are easy to work with to remedy the issue quickly.

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

My wife and I have been using this… My wife and I have been using this service for a few years now. It is convenient and simple to understand and use. The labs they use should be fairly close to your home. I have zero complaints about the service. The main reason we use it to exclude a doctor from the process. They are for the most part pill pushers and would love to get you on a prescription to relieve your symptoms, not cure you. Our results have always been spot on. What more can I say about it. I am so pleased with the service and the services they offer.

Convenient, private and valuable. Have been using Private MD labs for many years. They have recently updated their website making it more user friendly than before. They offer value and convenience in one stop. Nothing like taking your health into your own hands!

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.