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The document is a Tick Submission Form from The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, established in 1875, aimed at facilitating the identification and testing of ticks that have fed on humans. It includes instructions for submitting tick specimens, personal information requirements for both the submitter and the individual bitten by the tick, and contact details for the laboratory.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the caes tick submission form in the editor.
Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This is essential for tracking your submission.
Fill in your information in the section labeled 'Information on person/health department submitting tick.' Include your name, address, city, state, zip code, and telephone number.
Indicate whether the tick was removed from a pet by selecting 'Y' or 'N'. If yes, provide details about the pet species, name, and age.
Next, complete the section regarding the person bitten by the tick. If different from above, include their name, address, age, and gender.
Document when and where the tick was found by filling in the date it was removed and specifying the part of the body where it was located.
Finally, ensure all information is accurate before submitting your completed form along with your tick specimen to The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.

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Where to send ticks for testing CT?

Ticks should be submitted by residents to their municipal health departments. The health departments will then submit ticks to us with a request for identification and/or testing for the causative agents for Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and babesiosis.

How much does it cost to send a tick in for testing?

Order our Urgent Testing, and well email and call you with the results within 90 MINUTES of us receiving the tick! The cost to test up to three nymph stage Blacklegged Deer Ticks for Lyme disease is just $39 per test. One single test can test up to 3 nymph ticks or 1 adult (engorged or flat) tick.

Where do I send a tick for testing?

After removing the tick, place it in a plastic tube or bag. Thoroughly clean the bite area and your hands with rubbing alcohol or soap and water. Ship the tick to IGeneX for testing.

Where to send a tick for testing in MA?

Ticks may also be hand delivered to the Tick Report laboratory at 29 Cottage St. C, Amherst, Massachusetts. Your specific tick test results are securely and privately delivered via email no longer than three business days after your tick sample(s) arrive at the lab for analysis.

Does urgent care do tick testing?

On the other hand, other urgent care clinics can take your blood samples and send them to lab facilities for testing. If youre experiencing any symptoms of Lyme disease, or youve got a tick bite, you can visit Family Urgent Care for Lyme disease testing as we provide on-site lab testing services to all our patients.

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