Independent comparisons of at-home health testing — real pricing, sample collection method, and lab certification. Zero hype.
Each section covers one test family. With a single scored provider today, every category is a category-of-one card — not a padded multi-row table. Membership (Everlywell 360) is featured separately above the categories.
Annual membership — not a one-off test kit. Includes 83 biomarkers across hormone, metabolic, heart, and wellness panels. Featured separately because it does not fit a single test category.
Standalone membership callout — not nested in a category comparison.
At-home and in-person STI screening panels — individual pathogen tests and multi-STI kits.
1 provider currently tracked in this category.
Metabolism, cortisol/stress, men’s and women’s hormone panels, and testosterone testing.
1 provider currently tracked in this category.
HbA1c, vitamin D & inflammation, and thyroid panels for routine wellness monitoring.
1 provider currently tracked in this category.
Food sensitivity, celiac screening, and gut microbiome testing.
1 provider currently tracked in this category.
Multi-cancer early detection and FIT colon cancer screening — at-home and in-person collection.
1 provider currently tracked in this category.
Heart health panels and cholesterol & lipids testing.
1 provider currently tracked in this category.
At-home lab testing covers STI panels, hormone tests, cancer screening, heart health, digestive panels, and daily wellness kits. Compare within the category you need — not a single blended “best test” ranking.
Sexual health, hormone health, cancer screening, and other categories have different collection methods, turnaround expectations, and price floors. Use the Compare by Category sections on this page.
Look for CLIA certification (and CAP accreditation when listed), sample collection method (at-home kit vs. in-person blood draw), and turnaround time on the public product page — not a sales call.
Annual biomarker memberships (such as Everlywell 360) sit outside single-test categories. Compare membership scope separately from individual STI, hormone, or wellness kits.
Decision summaries, full test lists, and outbound pricing links live on each provider profile with affiliate disclosure.
Use these questions before you order:
Listed figures are advertised starting prices from public product pages. Confirm current rates on the provider site — they change.
Compare STI kits and hormone panels by collection method and disclosed starting price — currently one provider is tracked in each category.
Compare cancer screening, heart health, digestive, and daily wellness tests — not a single mixed “from” price.
Informational only. RENVA does not provide medical advice or clinical decisions.
RENVA organizes public catalog details — pricing, collection method, lab certification disclosure, and panel scope — so you can compare before purchase.
Use Compare by Category so you are not mixing STI kits with cancer screening or membership panels.
Starting prices, collection methods, CLIA disclosure, and turnaround come from provider pages — not sales calls.
Full test lists, decision summaries, and outbound pricing links sit on each provider profile with affiliate disclosure.
RENVA scores providers from public pages. Affiliate relationships are disclosed and never change a score. Home Labs quiz matching is not live yet — the category sections are the comparison surface.
Providers appear in every test-category section that matches products they actually list.
Lab-developed tests processed at CLIA-certified labs are not the same as FDA-cleared devices — hub copy keeps those distinct.
At-home kits and in-person blood draws are surfaced as disclosed ranges, not a single assumed format.
Affiliate status has zero weight in provider scoring and editorial conclusions.
Advertised price
Starting price for the listed test, not a mixed-menu teaser
Collection method
At-home kit, oral swab, stool sample, or in-person draw
Lab certification
CLIA disclosure; CAP accreditation when claimed
Panel scope
What biomarkers or pathogens are listed before purchase
Results & review
Turnaround, portal delivery, and physician review options
Order-to-results pipeline, sample types, CLIA lab processing, and instant self-tests vs mail-in kits.
What CLIA regulates, waived vs higher-complexity testing, CAP accreditation, and accuracy limits.
What IgG panels measure — and why AAAAI recommends against using them for allergy or intolerance diagnosis.
cfDNA methylation signals, non–FDA-approved LDT status, and why MCED must not replace proven screenings.
CLIA lab disclosure, CAP accreditation, physician review, and red flags before you enroll.
Jump to sexual health, hormone health, cancer screening, or another category and compare disclosed pricing, collection method, and lab certification before you order.
Compare Providers →Independent comparison. Affiliate relationships are disclosed and do not influence scoring.