Top 9 At-Home Lab Test Kit Companies for Clinics in 2026
Compare 9 at-home lab test kit companies for clinics: hormone, blood, gut and metabolic kits, lab credentials, drop-ship options and partner programs.
For wellness, hormone and longevity clinics. Updated October 2, 2026 · Prepared by Prospyr. Prospyr makes practice software, not lab tests, and none of the companies below is a Prospyr product. Each summary reflects what the company publishes on its own website, checked October 2026. Kit menus, pricing and state coverage change, so confirm everything in writing before you set up an account.
What is an at-home lab test kit company for clinics?
An at-home lab test kit company ships a collection kit (saliva, dried urine, dried blood spot, stool or a needle-free blood device) to your patient or your practice, runs the sample in a CLIA-certified lab, and returns results to the ordering provider. Clinics use them for hormone monitoring, longevity panels and follow-up testing between visits, especially for telehealth patients who live far from a draw site. Some are specialty labs a provider orders from; others are platforms that run branded testing programs at volume.
The 9 at-home lab test kit companies at a glance
| # | Company | Focus / who it serves | Published pricing or terms | Worth a call if you want … |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ZRT Laboratory | Hormone testing by saliva, dried blood spot and dried urine; providers in all 50 states | Not published | Home hormone monitoring from the lab that started with saliva |
| 2 | Precision Analytical (DUTCH) | Dried urine hormone and metabolite testing for providers | Not published | Hormone metabolite testing with clinical support |
| 3 | SiPhox Health | Needle-free at-home blood panels; partners include clinics | Consumer tests from $124; white-label at 500+ kits | Branded blood testing for a longevity or weight program |
| 4 | Everlywell (Everly Health Solutions) | At-home kits for health plans, employers and providers | Not published | A large kit menu with CLIA/CAP lab processing |
| 5 | LetsGetChecked | At-home testing for providers, employers and health plans | Not published | A company that makes, ships and runs its own kits |
| 6 | imaware | White-label testing platform with 200+ biomarkers | Not published | Custom panels mixing home kits and draw sites |
| 7 | Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory | GI-MAP stool testing and related panels | Not published | At-home gut testing with drop-shipped kits |
| 8 | Mosaic Diagnostics | Organic acids, toxin and metabolic tests (formerly Great Plains Laboratory) | Not published | Urine-based functional testing collected at home |
| 9 | Tasso | Needle-free blood collection devices | Not published | A collection device to pair with your own lab |
How we chose this list
We looked for companies that ship kits for home collection and that a clinic can order from or partner with, then checked four things a practice manager can confirm before a sales call:
- Provider ordering. A licensed provider can order the test, or the company runs programs for clinics, not only consumer checkout.
- Lab credentials. The company names CLIA certification, and CAP accreditation where it applies, for the lab that runs the samples.
- Collection method fit. The sample type suits the test: saliva or dried urine for many hormone tests, stool for gut panels, capillary blood for metabolic and lipid panels.
- Logistics you can check. Drop-shipping to patients, return shipping, turnaround times, and how results reach the provider.
Labs that mainly draw blood in an office or service center are covered in our list of lab testing partners for wellness clinics. Several of those, including Vibrant Wellness and Fullscript's Rupa Health, also offer home kits. The order is our editorial view, not a measure of results.
1. ZRT Laboratory
ZRT Laboratory is a CLIA-certified lab in Beaverton, Oregon, built around at-home collection. It states that it made saliva hormone testing available in 1998 and was first to commercialize dried blood spot testing for monitoring hormone therapy.
What stands out:
- Three home sample types. Saliva, dried blood spot and dried urine.
- Hormone-centered menu. Hormone balance, thyroid, menopause and andropause, stress hormones, neurotransmitters, vitamin D, heavy metals and cardiometabolic markers.
- Reach. It reports serving providers in all 50 states and 96 countries, with over 11 million tests completed.
Right for: hormone clinics that monitor patients on therapy and want samples collected at home on a set schedule. Ask: which sample type it recommends for each hormone you prescribe, what patients pay, and how results reach your chart.
2. Precision Analytical (DUTCH)
Precision Analytical, in McMinnville, Oregon, makes the DUTCH test (Dried Urine Test for Comprehensive Hormones). Patients collect dried urine samples at home, and the lab reports sex hormones, adrenal markers and organic acid metabolites using LC-MS/MS. Kits include DUTCH Complete, DUTCH Plus, Cycle Mapping and individual panels.
What stands out:
- Provider onboarding. Providers register, have an onboarding call, then order kits from a provider portal.
- Drop-ship. Kits can ship straight to patients.
- Clinical education. It lists courses, webinars, and one-on-one and group clinical consultations.
Right for: hormone and menopause programs that want metabolite detail beyond a serum panel. Ask: current pricing for your kit mix, turnaround time, and accreditation details, which its provider page does not list.
3. SiPhox Health
SiPhox Health, based in Burlington, Massachusetts, sells at-home blood testing with its EasyDraw upper-arm kit and no needle. It lists up to 62 biomarkers across 10 categories in panels such as Longevity Essentials, Hormone Focus, Heart and Metabolic, and a GLP Optimization Panel, processed in CLIA and CAP labs. Its consumer pricing starts at $124 plus shipping. Its partner program lists clinics, telehealth providers and longevity programs, with a provider dashboard, API, drop-shipping, and white-label branding at 500+ kits.
Right for: longevity and weight loss programs that want repeat blood panels without a draw-site visit. Ask: state coverage, partner pricing, and how its biomarker reports compare with what your providers order today.
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Book a Demo4. Everlywell (Everly Health Solutions)
Everly Health Solutions is the business arm of Everlywell. It lists at-home kits for diabetes monitoring, heart health, cancer screening, general and nutritional wellness and gender-specific health, processed through a nationwide network of CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited labs, plus virtual care with licensed providers. It names health plans, employers, life sciences companies, labs and providers as customers.
Right for: larger or multi-location clinics that want a broad consumer-tested kit menu. Ask: minimum volumes, whether your providers or Everly's clinicians order the test, and who follows up on abnormal results.
5. LetsGetChecked
LetsGetChecked, now part of Fuze Health, reports working with 5,000+ organizations and completing 10 million tests. It makes its own kits, runs high-complexity CLIA/CAP labs, and offers telehealth and pharmacy services, with healthcare providers named among the groups it serves. Kits include men's hormone testing, women's health, biometric screening and cancer screening. BioIQ is part of LetsGetChecked.
Right for: clinics planning a high-volume or employer-facing testing program. Ask: whether it works with single practices, what the minimum order is, and who owns the results data.
6. imaware
imaware offers a white-label diagnostics platform with 200+ biomarkers for custom panels, at-home and lab-based testing in all 50 states, and access to 4,500+ Quest and LabCorp testing centers. It states that all partner labs are CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited, and that it is HIPAA and SOC 2 compliant. Clinical care providers are one of its four named markets.
Right for: clinics that want their own branded panels and the choice of a home kit or a draw-site visit. Ask: setup costs and minimums, and how results move into your EHR.
7. Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory
Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory, in Alpharetta, Georgia, created the GI-MAP stool test and offers related stool panels such as H. pylori and pathogen testing. It describes itself as a CLIA-licensed lab, drop-ships kits to patients, and listed a GI-MAP turnaround of 7 to 10 business days when we checked.
Right for: wellness and weight loss clinics that include gut testing in their programs. Ask: patient billing options and how results are delivered.
8. Mosaic Diagnostics
Mosaic Diagnostics, formerly Great Plains Laboratory, is in Olathe, Kansas. It offers the Organic Acids Test (OAT), MycoTOX and TOXDetect profiles, DNA tests, and food sensitivity and GI panels. Kits ship directly to the patient, who returns the sample to the lab. It lists CLIA, CAP and other certifications.
Right for: functional and integrative clinics that order metabolic and toxin testing. Ask: pricing, turnaround, and which tests suit your patient population.
9. Tasso
Tasso, in Seattle, makes needle-free blood collection devices rather than tests: the Tasso+ for liquid blood into standard tubes and the Tasso Mini for frequent or sensitive sampling. It names healthcare systems, clinics, laboratories and clinical trials as customers.
Right for: clinics or labs building their own home-collection program. Ask: which labs accept Tasso samples for the tests you order, and the device's regulatory status for your use.
Questions to ask any at-home lab test kit company
- Who orders the test? Confirm that your provider is the ordering clinician, or understand exactly which clinician is, and who is responsible for acting on an abnormal result.
- Which lab runs the sample, and what are its credentials? Ask for the CLIA number; CMS lets you check a lab's certificate in its QCOR lookup.
- Is the collection method valid for this test? Ask for the lab's validation data for saliva, dried urine or dried blood spot results against standard blood draws.
- Which states do you ship to? Some at-home tests have state limits. Get the list before you promise a kit to a patient.
- Will you sign a BAA? Any company handling patient results and shipping data on your behalf should.
- What does a patient pay, and who bills? Get per-kit pricing in writing, including shipping, and whether the patient or the practice is charged.
- How do results reach us? Portal, PDF or direct into your EHR. Ask about turnaround from sample receipt.
Where Prospyr fits
A home kit replaces the draw, not the visit: the provider still orders the test, reviews the result and follows up with the patient. In Prospyr, providers can place orders with lab ordering inside the EMR and review results with patients over telehealth. Ask our team which labs are available for your account, or book a practice demo.
Frequently asked questions
Are at-home lab tests as accurate as a blood draw?
It depends on the test and the sample type. Some hormone and metabolite tests are designed for saliva or dried urine, while others are validated against serum blood draws. Ask the lab for its validation data for each test you plan to order.
Can a clinic send at-home kits directly to patients?
Yes, most companies on this list drop-ship kits to patients, including ZRT, DUTCH, Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory and Mosaic Diagnostics. The provider orders the kit, the patient collects and mails the sample back, and results go to the provider.
What's the difference between a specialty lab and a testing platform?
A specialty lab like ZRT or Precision Analytical runs its own tests and sells to providers. Platforms like imaware, Everly Health Solutions and LetsGetChecked run branded testing programs across partner or owned labs, usually at higher volumes.
Do patients need a provider to order an at-home lab test?
Not always, since several companies sell tests directly to consumers. For a clinic program, though, your provider should order the test so the result is part of the patient's chart and the provider can act on it.
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We review this list quarterly. Companies that serve wellness clinics with at-home testing can send their website and what they offer practices to info@prospyrmed.com. Inclusion is editorial and not paid.
Editorial scope
This list is based on each company's public website, checked October 2026 with AI-assisted research. Companies did not review this article before publication. It is not a guarantee of results or a substitute for checking references, licensure and lab certification. Read our methodology or report a correction.