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In case anyone is curious, it appears a pint of blood in the US sells for $150--$300.

• daenz 4y ago
  That seems to answer it on face value, unless the prices quoted for blood panels are very inflated due to insurance. EDIT>> Maybe a punch card? Donate N pints, get a free blood panel.
  • specialist 4y ago
    Worked for Quest Diagnostics in the mid 2000s. My understanding is they basically print money. After capex, most tests are very cheap. A bit like running a silicon fab. Lab companies absolutely should be included, as a co-equal, in the list of villains.
    • refurb 4y ago
      “After capex”