Lab rules by state

Can I order my own blood test in Rhode Island?

Short answer

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

Your options in Rhode Island

Walk-in labs

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

Mobile blood draw

A trained blood-draw technician (a phlebotomist) comes to you, usually at home or at work. Offered through a 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.

Price: $349 a year; the home visit costs extra
Where: Quest (2,000+ locations) or at-home visit
Your area: Superpower confirms service for your address when you sign up.

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Online peptide doctors

Book an online visit with a licensed clinician from home.

TeleWellnessMD

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

Offers: 40+ prescription options, including peptide options for recovery and strength, GLP-1 medicines, NAD+ and B12.
Your state: What is available depends on your state.

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GobyMeds

Online clinic for prescription programs.

Offers: Sermorelin, NAD+, GLP-1 weight-loss medicines (compounded and brand-name), hair-loss treatment and testosterone therapy.
Your state: Check availability for your state on their site.

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