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What are prices for private testing like where you live....

I just got a few tests done and my GP threw in a TtG ... I was a bit put out since its a waste of money until I found out the cost... 2 blood tests (renal) + urine test = €55 (or about $60) so I asked at the lab about IgA and IgG....

€35 ($39)

Seems pretty good to me.. specially since I can claim back nearly all of it but even paying full price seems pretty cheap for me.

Oh.. and no appt needed and same day as my MD... results tomorrow afternoon since I didn't get to the lab until 7PM otherwise same day!


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Full panel where I live in the U.S. (western Virginia) is something like $250 if you pay out of pocket. I have work insurance so I paid very little. Yours sounds like a bargain.

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My celiac testing (blood) was $600ish. My insurance covered all of it, though.

jayhawkmom Enthusiast

The blood testing for myself and my daughter, together - was several hundred. Thankfully... it was all covered by insurance.

eKatherine Apprentice

I don't have insurance, so I haven't had any tests.

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