Can I order my own blood test in Rhode Island?

No, not on your own. Rhode Island's lab rules say a specimen is tested only at the documented request of a licensed physician or other authorized medical personnel, so online lab stores do not sell tests to Rhode Island residents.

Checked September 25, 2026. Source: Rhode Island Code of Regulations 216-RICR-60-05-4

What to do instead

Ask your own doctor to order the tests, or book an online visit and ask whether the clinician can order labs for you.

Walk-in labs

Lab stores can't sell tests directly in Rhode Island. See the online doctors below.

Nurse home visit or yearly membership

Superpower

A yearly membership: 150+ lab markers across two blood draws a year. Go to one of 2,000+ Quest locations, or pay extra and a phlebotomist comes to your home or office.

$349 a year; the home visit costs extra

Superpower confirms service for your address when you sign up.

Visit Superpower

Online peptide doctors

TeleWellnessMD

Online visits with licensed U.S. clinicians. Prescriptions are filled by U.S. compounding pharmacies.

40+ prescription options, including peptide options for recovery and strength, GLP-1 medicines, NAD+ and B12.

What is available depends on your state.

Visit TeleWellnessMD

GobyMeds

Online clinic for prescription programs.

Sermorelin, NAD+, GLP-1 weight-loss medicines (compounded and brand-name), hair-loss treatment and testosterone therapy.

Check availability for your state on their site.

Visit GobyMeds

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Frequently asked questions

Can I order my own blood test in Rhode Island?

No, not on your own. Rhode Island's lab rules say a specimen is tested only at the documented request of a licensed physician or other authorized medical personnel, so online lab stores do not sell tests to Rhode Island residents.

What should I do instead in Rhode Island?

Ask your own doctor to order the tests, or book an online visit and ask whether the clinician can order labs for you.

Which lab stores serve Rhode Island?

None of the lab stores we track currently sell tests directly in Rhode Island.