To Complete Your Blood Draw
To Complete Your Blood Draw
To help get you started on where to get your blood drawn for the Avantect Pancreatic Cancer test, please see the options below for patients in the United States:
Bring a) your unopened test kit and b) your completed test requisition form (TRF) signed by your provider.
Please bring both of these items as they are required for the draw.
- Click here to find a Quest Diagnostics lab near you.
- Be sure to schedule an appointment as it is required.
- Click here to find an Any Lab Test Now lab near you.
- Appointments by phone only. Once you have found a lab that is convenient to you, please call them directly as the Avantect test is not currently part of the online scheduler.
Please reach out to our Customer Success team at +1 833-258-7827
– if the above testing options don’t work for you
– if you are interested in a phlebotomist coming to you or
– if you have any questions or live outside the United States.
Important information
The Avantect Pancreatic Cancer Test is an early detection test. The test does not establish a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer, and results should be considered in the context of other clinical criteria. Definitive diagnosis of pancreatic cancer usually requires a series of imaging scans, blood tests, and a biopsy. Not all pancreatic cancers will be detected. Some patients with pancreatic cancer may have a “Signal not detected” result. Some patients without pancreatic cancer may have a “Signal detected” result. False-negative and false-positive results are possible. A “Signal not detected” result does not guarantee that no pancreatic cancer is present. In some cases, no result is obtained. While this is very uncommon, it may be caused by shipping delays or when there is not enough cell-free DNA for the test in the patient’s blood. If this happens, we generally ask for a repeat blood sample for testing at no extra cost.
The test was developed in the ClearNote Health CLIA-certified (CLIA# 05D2249973) and CAP-accredited (CAP# 9219174) laboratory and has not been cleared or approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
References and notes
- ClearNote Health, data on file.