At-home labs · FAQ
Can I stop the PULS cardiovascular test after ordering it?
Short answer
You do not need to taper or gradually stop the PULS cardiovascular test because it is not a medicine. It is a one-time purchase, not a refill plan. If you decide not to collect or return a sample, tell your physician and contact Verra about your order status.
There is no medication course to stop with the PULS cardiovascular test. You do not need to taper anything. If you have not collected your sample and no longer want to proceed, tell your physician and contact Verra to ask what options apply to your order.
The product is a one-time purchase rather than a refill plan. That does not establish whether an order can be canceled or refunded after processing or shipment. Ask Verra about the policy and your order’s current status before assuming a cancellation is possible.
If you have already collected a sample, follow the kit’s handling and disposal instructions. Contact the lab if you need help deciding whether to mail it or dispose of it. Do not leave a collected sample stored beyond the label’s time limits.
Choosing not to complete this test does not mean you should stop heart medicines or other care. Ask your physician whether a different form of testing or a follow-up visit is appropriate.
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Written by the Verra clinical team · Medical review pending
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