Vantage

Order a test

Run in our own CLIA-certified laboratory in Tampa. No appointment, no waiting room, no insurance.

At-home lab panels

Not a diagnosis β€” review your results with a licensed physician. Medical disclaimer

A kit comes to you, you collect at home, and it goes back to our laboratory in a prepaid mailer.

Drug & toxicology screening

For yourself, or for somebody you are monitoring.

For clinics & providers

Order kits for your patients on an office account, billed monthly rather than card-by-card.

$15 / kit — Tox POC Test Kit

Set up an office account with your LabX account number and a card on file. Kits ship from our lab directly to each patient — you never hold stock or forward a package.

  • $15 a kit on an account, against $20 to order one at a time
  • Order one patient at a time, or upload a spreadsheet and order for all of them at once
  • Billed once a month, not per order
  • Patient details go straight to the lab for shipping and are never stored on this website

Running a cash-pay clinic and want our full test menu for your patients? Set up a clinic account →

For employers

Pre-employment, random, reasonable-suspicion and post-incident screening.

Quoted per account

Kits ship to you in packs and re-order on their own as you use them, so a collection never waits on a supply order. Pricing depends on panel and volume, so we quote it rather than list it.

  • 12-panel and custom panels, urine or oral fluid
  • Kit packs that re-order automatically
  • Chain-of-custody paperwork and laboratory confirmation
  • Results to a named person at your company, not to a shared inbox

Not sure which you need? Email customerservice@labxdiagnostics.com — a person reads it.
We cannot ship at-home kits to New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island or California.

Medical disclaimer. LabX Diagnostics and Vantage provide laboratory testing only. Test results and information on this site are for informational purposes and are not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a licensed physician or other qualified healthcare provider about your results and before making any health decision. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911. Read the full disclaimer.