ADx Card / ADx — A brand of dried blood spot (DBS) collection card commonly included in at-home test kits. Used in a wide range of testing including hormone, inflammation (HS-CRP + Vitamin D), and other panels. The patient pricks a finger, places drops onto the card, lets it dry, and mails it back to the lab.

See also: DBS, Kit, BOM, IFU, SST

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