Shipping from Newfoundland and Labrador
Parcels from this province cross a longer or water-dependent leg. Count transit generously in both directions, and treat winter weather as a further allowance rather than an exception.
Obtain a current carrier estimate for your origin and the intake address provided with your accepted request. Transit estimates are separate from laboratory turnaround.
Mail-in coverage includes St. John's, Mount Pearl, Corner Brook, Gander and other communities across Newfoundland and Labrador. We do not offer local drop-off. Start with the sample requirements before choosing packaging or a carrier.
Prepare the accepted sample
- Wait for acceptance, a sample ID, and the mailing instructions.
- Label each sample and include the packing information supplied with the request.
- Use suitable protective packaging and a tracked carrier.
- Keep the tracking number and follow your request online.
Estimate the total cost
Panel prices are the same across Canada. Your quote confirms applicable volume rates, tax and selected extras. Shipping is separate. Compare the tests and prices or use the estimate in the request form.
Plan the timing
The total time includes shipping, laboratory work and report release. Reports are delivered digitally. Ask about any special handling or proposed return of unused material before sending it.
Rush testing is subject to the accepted scope and availability; it does not shorten carrier transit. See how the submission process works.
More help before shipping
Packing and mailing a sample · Canada or overseas testing · Coverage across Canada
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