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Stores: Jason Health

Components: Reptilase Clotting Time

Reptilase Clotting Time test cost is between $183.00 and $363.00

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Reptilase Clotting Time

Covered tests: Reptilase Clotting Time (Quest)

Covered components: Reptilase Clotting Time

Blacklisted States: NY, NJ, RI

$165.00

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$183.00
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Reptilase Clotting Time $165.00

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$363.00
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Fibrinogen Comprehensive Panel without Consultation

Covered tests: Fibrinogen Comprehensive Panel without Consultation (partial) (Quest)
Extra tests (click to add to search): Fibrinogen Comprehensive Panel without Consultation (partial) (Quest)

Covered components: Reptilase Clotting Time

Extra components (click to add to search): Fibrinogen Activity, Clauss, Thrombin Clotting Time, Fibrinogen Antigen, Nephelometry

Blacklisted States: NY, NJ, RI

$345.00

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Requisition Charge (per order charge)

$18.00
$363.00
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Fibrinogen Comprehensive Panel without Consultation $345.00

Go to Checkout and complete the checkout process there. Your total price should be $363.00 ($345.00 panels price + $18.00 requisition charge)

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