- A trained phlebotomist will guide you through the process.
- A tourniquet is placed on your arm, the site is cleaned, and a small needle is used to collect blood into one or more tubes.
- Results are usually ready in about a week.
- Most people feel only a quick pinch.
- The needle is removed, gentle pressure is applied, and a bandage is placed.
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FAQs
- A trained phlebotomist will guide you through the process.
- A tourniquet is placed on your arm, the site is cleaned, and a small needle is used to collect blood into one or more tubes.
- Results are usually ready in about a week.
- Most people feel only a quick pinch.
- The needle is removed, gentle pressure is applied, and a bandage is placed.
- A trained phlebotomist will guide you through the process.
- A tourniquet is placed on your arm, the site is cleaned, and a small needle is used to collect blood into one or more tubes.
- Results are usually ready in about a week.
- Most people feel only a quick pinch.
- The needle is removed, gentle pressure is applied, and a bandage is placed.
- A trained phlebotomist will guide you through the process.
- A tourniquet is placed on your arm, the site is cleaned, and a small needle is used to collect blood into one or more tubes.
- Results are usually ready in about a week.
- Most people feel only a quick pinch.
- The needle is removed, gentle pressure is applied, and a bandage is placed.
- A trained phlebotomist will guide you through the process.
- A tourniquet is placed on your arm, the site is cleaned, and a small needle is used to collect blood into one or more tubes.
- Results are usually ready in about a week.
- Most people feel only a quick pinch.
- The needle is removed, gentle pressure is applied, and a bandage is placed.









