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Sample rows

10 of the 691 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 98 businesses, 69 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 62.

152 rows (22%) carry one of 4 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Any Lab Test Now with 111. 440 businesses have a name used only once, and 386 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 546 rated businesses is 4.8, and 188 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 484 email addresses, 164 (34%) are role addresses such as info@, 222 (46%) name a person and 98 (20%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this blood testing service email list?

The blood testing service list holds 691 Google Maps listings in the Blood testing service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one place that draws or tests blood: a patient service center, a walk-in lab, a direct-to-consumer testing storefront, a mobile phlebotomy business or a clinic that advertises blood work. A lab network with many draw sites can appear once per site.

Of the 691 listings, 484 list an email address from the business's own website. Phone numbers are on 655 rows and a website is on 600. The website count is high for this trade, because self-pay testing businesses compete for walk-in customers online.

Every row carries the category Blood testing service. The file does not split diagnostic chains from independent wellness testing shops, so you separate them with the business name and the website.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and the filters you use are state, city, email type and business name.

The business name helps sort the types. Words such as Lab, Labs, Diagnostics, Wellness, Direct, Mobile, Phlebotomy, Health and Clinic suggest a lab network, a wellness testing storefront, a mobile blood draw service or a clinic. Repeated names across cities mark a chain, so sort by name and count how many times each appears before you pick a pitch.

Email type is spread out in this list. Of the 484 addresses, 222 name a person on the business's domain, 164 are role addresses such as info@ or appointments@, and 98 are free mail. The large named-person group suggests many small owner-run businesses where the owner or manager publishes a direct address.

State and city matter for anyone who sells locally, such as a courier for specimens or a medical waste hauler. The city column lets one rep cover one metro.

• Business name: Lab and Diagnostics for labs, Wellness and Direct for self-pay storefronts, Mobile for mobile draw services.
• Repeated names: chains that need one message instead of several.
• Email type: 222 named-person addresses for owner-run places, 164 role addresses for front desks.
• State and city: your courier route or your sales territory.

Who buys a blood testing service email list?

The buyers sell supplies and services to draw sites. Makers of collection tubes, needles, tourniquets, lancets and gloves sell to every site that draws blood. Specimen couriers and medical waste haulers need a route of draw sites in a metro. Reference laboratories look for draw stations and wellness shops that need a testing partner for the samples they collect.

Another group sells to the business side of a small testing shop. Lab information system vendors and appointment scheduling tools reach owner-run storefronts. Phlebotomy training schools look for sites that hire or send staff to certification courses. Medical malpractice and liability insurers, merchant services for self-pay payments, and marketing agencies that run local search ads for health businesses all pitch the same list.

How do you run outreach to blood testing services?

Start by finding out who reads the inbox. At a patient service center the mail goes to a manager who also schedules phlebotomists. At a small direct-to-consumer shop it goes to the owner. In both cases the reader is busy with patients at the front, so keep the message to a few lines and say what you offer in the first one.

A supplier should state the product and the order terms. A courier should state the pickup windows and the area it covers, since a draw site cares about when the tube leaves the building. A training school should name the course and how long it runs.

Use the website column to see what the business sells. A shop that lists panels for self-pay customers needs different things from a site that draws for a hospital lab. Write the first line about their service, not yours.

Do not include health information about any person in your message, and do not ask the business to share patient details. Your mail is about the business and its suppliers. Send in batches of a few hundred and read the bounce report between them.

What email rules apply when you contact blood testing services?

A sales email to a lab manager follows the same CAN-SPAM basics as any commercial message. Put your company's valid postal address in the footer, and add an opt-out that works and is honored when the front desk or manager asks to be removed.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas leads with 98 testing listings, 69 of which carry an email. Florida has 62 listings and 43 emails and California 60 and 42. Ohio has 33 and 23, New York 28 and 20, Idaho 27 and 19, New Jersey 20 and 14, and North Carolina 18 and 13. Connecticut and Georgia have 17 and 12 each.

By city, Houston and Austin have 18 listings each. Boise has 11. Chicago, New York and Dallas have 8, Phoenix 7, Memphis 6, and Los Angeles and Miami 5.

Idaho stands out with 27 listings, mostly around Boise, for a state of its size, which makes it a small territory that one rep can work. Houston and Austin offer two metros with the same count, each big enough for a courier route. A national supplier can start with Texas and Florida and then move down the list.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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