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Blood tests in Tucson, AZ from $17.99: 18 Sonora Quest and Labcorp locations, no doctor's visit

At Sonora Quest in Tucson, a CBC with Differential is $17.99 and a Hemoglobin A1c $18.99, plus one $6 fee per order and nothing to pay at the draw. There are 18 Sonora Quest, Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp patient service centers within 20 miles of downtown Tucson; the nearest is Sonora Quest Laboratories at 630 N ALVERNON WAY, STE 200, TUCSON, about 3 miles from the center. Order your tests online, choose Quest or Labcorp at checkout, and walk into any of them with the emailed requisition and a photo ID — no doctor's visit, referral or insurance. Results post to your portal in 1–3 business days. Locations, hours and phone numbers below were checked October 22, 2026.

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Locations
18 within 20 mi
Labs
Sonora Quest · Quest Diagnostics · Labcorp
Appointment
Walk-ins at most sites
Per-order fee
$6, nothing at the draw

What blood tests cost in Tucson: popular tests, priced at each lab

Arizona has not yet reached the order volume for a state-specific list; the tests TestWell customers order most nationally (September 2025 – September 2026), priced for a draw at each Tucson lab. Plus one $6 fee per order; nothing to pay at the location.

TestAt QuestAt LabcorpShare of orders
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel$21.49$22.999.7%
Tuberculosis (TB) Blood Test$91.99$91.997.6%
IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor)$37.99$37.996.6%
TSH + Free T4$27.99$39.995.8%
CBC with Differential$17.99$21.995.6%
Hemoglobin A1c$18.99$22.995.3%
Lipid Panel$19.99$24.994.5%
Insulin, Fasting$22.99$23.993.2%

More tests at Quest and Labcorp in Tucson: test numbers and prices

Each link opens the test's page at that lab: the test number printed on the requisition, the price for a draw there, and how to walk in. Prices are per test, before the single $6 fee per order.

At Quest Diagnostics

All 163 tests with a Quest page · Quest Diagnostics price list

At Labcorp

All 148 tests with a Labcorp page · Labcorp price list

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Sonora Quest locations near Tucson (7)

Sorted by distance from downtown Tucson (ZIP 85701). Hours as listed by the lab on October 22, 2026; confirm before a Saturday or holiday visit.

Quest Diagnostics locations near Tucson (7)

Sorted by distance from downtown Tucson (ZIP 85701). Hours as listed by the lab on October 22, 2026; confirm before a Saturday or holiday visit.

Labcorp locations near Tucson (4)

Sorted by distance from downtown Tucson (ZIP 85701). Hours as listed by the lab on October 22, 2026; confirm before a Saturday or holiday visit.

How to get a blood test in Tucson

  1. Choose your tests — single markers or a panel — and check out. A licensed physician reviews and authorizes the order, usually within minutes, and the requisition is emailed to you.
  2. Walk into any Sonora Quest, Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp location above for the lab you picked at checkout. Bring the requisition (on your phone is fine) and a photo ID. Fasting tests are easiest first thing in the morning. 18 of the 18 locations here are open by 7:00 AM on weekdays.
  3. Results post to your TestWell portal in 1–3 business days with reference ranges and a physician review, and you can download the report to share with your own doctor.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an appointment for a blood draw in Tucson?
Most Sonora Quest, Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp patient service centers in Tucson take walk-ins; Quest and Labcorp also let you book a time slot on their sites, which shortens the wait at busy locations. Order your test on TestWell first — the physician-authorized requisition is emailed within minutes — then bring it and a photo ID to any location listed here.
Can I get blood work in Tucson without a doctor or insurance?
Yes. Arizona allows direct-access testing, and TestWell's licensed physician network authorizes every order as part of the price. Order online, choose Quest or Labcorp at checkout, and walk into any location listed here — no insurance, referral or office visit, with HSA and FSA cards accepted.
How much does a blood test cost in Tucson?
At Sonora Quest in Tucson: CBC with Differential $17.99, Hemoglobin A1c $18.99, plus one $6 lab processing fee per order and nothing at the draw — no draw fee, no physician fee. Prices are set per lab, not per location, so every Tucson site of the same lab charges the same; the table on this page shows each popular test at each lab, and panels bundle several tests at a discount.
Which location should I choose — Sonora Quest or Quest Diagnostics?
Whichever is closer or has hours that fit. Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp are both CLIA-certified national laboratories and results are clinically equivalent; a few specialty tests are available at only one of them, which the test page states. Pick the lab at checkout and the requisition is written for that network.
Is Sonora Quest the same as Quest Diagnostics?
Yes. Sonora Quest Laboratories is Quest Diagnostics' Arizona joint venture, so a TestWell order placed for Quest is drawn at any Sonora Quest patient service center in Tucson and run with the same methods and reference ranges. The Sonora Quest locations near Tucson are listed above with hours and phone numbers.
Can I pay for blood work in Tucson with an HSA or FSA?
Yes. Every TestWell test is a qualified medical expense under IRS Publication 502 — pay with the HSA or FSA debit card at checkout, or submit the itemized receipt from your account. For a health FSA the expense counts on the date you are drawn at the Sonora Quest, Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp location, so a December draw uses this year's balance; HSA money never expires.
How long do results take from a Tucson draw?
Most routine results post to your TestWell portal in 1–3 business days after the draw, with each value shown against its reference range and reviewed by a physician; specialty tests take longer, and each test page states its turnaround.