Deer Hunters, don’t fall prey to ticks!
The CDC estimates that last year 31 million Americans were bitten by ticks. Up to one third of those bites occurs during the active hunting seasons. That puts hunters in jeopardy of getting Lyme or one of the dozens of other diseases. The good news is that not all ticks are equally likely to transmit germs. CDC recommends that you know the species of tick and how long it was attached to you. Our three point TickReport service gives answers to both of those questions and provides laboratory detection of nearly two dozen different germs. This information can make the difference between early detection and treatment vs. long term illness. If you are bitten by tick, save it, and get answers.
Every tick bite raises questions: Was the tick carrying disease? What should I do next? TickReport delivers clear, clinically validated answers you can trust — quickly and conveniently.
Why TickReport?
Clinically validated testing: TickReport uses state-of-the-art PCR and pathogen detection methods used by clinicians and researchers to identify a wide panel of tick-borne pathogens with high sensitivity and specificity.
Comprehensive pathogen panel: Tests cover the most common and clinically significant pathogens (including multiple Borrelia species, Anaplasma, Ehrlichia, Babesia, Powassan virus, and others), giving you broad diagnostic insight from a single sample.
Fast turnaround: Rapid processing and reliable results reduce uncertainty and help guide timely medical decisions, whether you or a loved one was bitten recently or you’re tracking exposure over time.
Clear, actionable reports: Results are presented in straightforward language with clinical interpretation, pathogen details, and next-step recommendations so you and your healthcare provider can act with confidence.
Secure and convenient: Easy online ordering, step-by-step collection instructions, prepaid shipping, and secure electronic delivery of lab reports make the process simple from start to finish.
Trusted by clinicians and researchers: Widely used in clinical practice and epidemiologic studies, TickReport’s data helps inform patient care and public health understanding of tick-borne disease risk.
Support when you need it: Access to expert resources and customer support ensures you get help interpreting results and planning follow-up with your healthcare provider.
Use cases
Individual peace of mind after a tick bite: Know whether the removed tick carried disease and what that means for monitoring and treatment.
Clinician support: Objective laboratory data to inform diagnosis, reduce unnecessary antibiotics, and guide patient care.
Occupational and recreational risk management: Employers, camps, and outdoor programs can offer testing as part of a safety protocol.
Research and surveillance: High-quality pathogen detection to map risk and study tick-borne disease dynamics.
How it works
Save: The tick that bit you is like a crime scene that you need to hang on to.
Order: Go to TickReport.com and follow the clear instructions.
Ship: Send the tick to our lab.
Receive results: Secure electronic report with pathogen detection results sent to your inbox.
Why act now Early, accurate information after a tick bite can change clinical decisions, reduce anxiety, and protect health. TickReport converts uncertainty into actionable data — fast, reliable, and backed by science.