Tick 2.0
Every test comes with the answers, not just the numbers
Your full results
Every marker the lab measures, posted to My Lab Results the moment they release — yours to keep, download and compare over time.
A written Report of Findings
Not a PDF of reference ranges. A Report of Findings that turns your numbers into what's out of balance, why it matters and what to do first — the interpretation most clinics charge extra for, included with every test.
Dr. Vaughn's Brain, 24/7
Secure access to our proprietary AI, built on Dr. Vaughn's root-cause approach, that has already read your results. Ask why one marker is high, what a pattern means, what to change first — as many times as you want, whenever you want.
How it's collected
Finger-prick at home, or a blood draw if your practitioner prefers.
Most people use the finger-prick card at home; a venous draw is available if your practitioner prefers.
- Your kit ships within 3–5 business days.
- Collect at home, or get a draw
- Results land in My Lab Results in about 2 weeks, with your Report of Findings written and Dr. Vaughn's Brain ready to go deeper.
Availability
Ships internationally
Prefer a blood draw? Find a site
Find a draw site
Vibrant's draw-site map is the source of truth for where you can be drawn — search your address there.
Opens in a new tab. It lists draw sites and mobile phlebotomists who work with Vibrant; call them directly to schedule.
What it reveals
A blood-based panel evaluating exposure to Lyme disease, tickborne relapsing fever, co-infections (Babesia, Bartonella, Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, Rickettsia), and related opportunistic infections. Uses immunofluorescence assay (IFA), PCR, and microarray technology for broader detection than standard two-tier Lyme testing — picks up co-infections that often go undiagnosed when only Borrelia is screened.
What it measures
Results in about 7 days
Beyond a standard two-tier Lyme test, is there evidence of Borrelia infection, tickborne co-infections, or post-infectious viral reactivation?
Lyme & Relapsing Fever Borrelia (28)
Antibody bands and species-level detection across the Borrelia genus.
Tickborne Co-infections (14)
Co-infections frequently transmitted by the same tick as Borrelia.
Viral & Opportunistic Infections (20)
Viruses that often reactivate under the immune stress of acute tickborne infection.
Who this helps
- Known or suspected tick bite or exposure
- Outdoor occupation or recreation in endemic areas
- Bull's-eye rash or expanding skin rash after exposure
- Migrating joint pain, especially in knees
- Severe fatigue out of proportion to exertion
- Air hunger, breathlessness, or chest tightness
- Neurological symptoms — facial palsy, neuropathy, tremor, cognitive changes
- Standard Lyme test negative but high clinical suspicion
Refund policy
Full refund until we place your order with the lab. Details at checkout.
This is educational support, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Nothing here replaces your practitioner, and it isn't a place for emergencies. If something is urgent, contact your provider or call 911.