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Price comparison · verified 2026-09-05

Lipid Panel test price: TestWell vs Ulta Lab Tests

Short answer

A Lipid Panel test costs $30.99 all-in at TestWell versus $35.90 at Ulta Lab Tests — $4.91 (14%) less as of 2026-09-05. Ulta Lab Tests's $22.95 sticker excludes $12.95 in per-order fees; TestWell's $24.99 sticker plus the single $6.00 lab fee is the whole price. The blood is analyzed at the same lab, so the result is the same test.

How do the prices compare line by line?

TestWellUlta Lab Tests
Sticker price$24.99$22.95 (+ $12.95 draw fee per order)
Per-order fees$6.00 lab processing fee (once per order)$12.95 specimen collection fee
All-in for this test alone$30.99$35.90
Lab that runs itQuest, Labcorp or BioReference (NY/NJ)Quest Diagnostics
Results1–3 business days1-3 business days (complex tests 7-10)
Doctor's orderIncluded — physician network authorizes every orderIncluded
HSA / FSAAcceptedAccepted
States49 (all but NY via Quest/Labcorp; BioReference covers NY & NJ)47

TestWell prices are live from the catalog and are what checkout charges. Ulta Lab Tests prices were read from its public ordering pages on 2026-09-05; all-in assumes one test ordered alone.

Is it the same test?

Yes. Both orders are analyzed at the same CLIA-certified lab under the same CPT code (80061), so the assay, the reference range and the number on your report are identical. You are paying for the ordering experience, the physician authorization and any bundling — not a different test.

Where does the price difference come from?

Ulta Lab Tests lists a lower-looking sticker and adds a $12.95 specimen collection fee at checkout, so a single test costs $35.90. TestWell's $24.99 sticker plus one $6.00 lab processing fee — $30.99 — is the whole price. The fee gap narrows when several tests share one order at either company.

When is Ulta Lab Tests the better choice?

  • Lower sticker prices on most individual tests — and cheaper all-in once you put two or more tests on the same order, because the $12.95 fee is per order, not per test
  • Far larger catalog: 2,000+ tests and 400 panels, including specialty assays we don't list
  • Weekly promotions on rotating tests
  • You want a clinician consult included. A licensed physician authorizes every TestWell order, but that review is not a visit — there is no call to walk through results unless you bring them to your own provider.
  • You can't get to a draw site. TestWell is venous-draw only at Quest, Labcorp and BioReference locations; we don't ship at-home finger-prick kits.

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