In order to take a blood test at a pharmacy, you typically need a prescription from a qualified healthcare provider such as a doctor, nurse practitioner, or pharmacist. They are the only ones authorized to request specific tests for monitoring purposes. For example, if you are taking a medication like Synthroid, they may request a TSH test to check your thyroid levels.
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