The OneDraw device adheres to the skin using an advanced hydrogel adhesive that is easy to remove. When the first button is depressed, a slight vacuum forms pulling the skin away from sensitive nerves, easing pain. The second button deploys our nano-lancet technology that pricks the surface of the skin. The vacuum draws blood out of the capillaries and in about 5 minutes your draw is completed. Lastly, the user removes the blood cartridge from the device and inserts it into the transport sleeve for easy mailing. For full instructions for use, watch thevideo.

Yes, the OneDraw device is considered safe for use by healthcare professionals and individuals for at-home use. It has been designed with several safety features and has undergone rigorous testing to ensure its reliability and safety for blood sample collection.

The HbA1c Monitoring System measures the levels of Hemoglobin A1c is used for diabetes risk assessment in individuals with no diabetes, but also used to monitor long term blood sugar control in patients diagnosed with diabetes.

At this time, the OneDraw device and it's tests are not covered by any insurance carriers and is available only as a  self-pay option with the referral of a healthcare professional.

OneDraw devices are available for purchase by healthcare professionals, laboratories, clinical research organizations, and pharmaceutical companies. To receive a customized quote, please contact us. If you are an individual looking to purchase a OneDraw test kit, you must have a referral from a healthcare professional who has registered with us. If you are a healthcare professional looking to register with us so that you can begin referring your patients, please go to: https://provider.drawbridgehealth.com/ to create your free account.

After following the step-by-step collection instructions, the user removes the blood cartridge from the device and insert it into the transport sleeve for easy mailing to the laboratory.

After your sample has been mailed, results typically take 7-10 business days to arrive. You will be notified when they are ready.

No, the OneDraw device is designed for single-use only to ensure safety and accuracy. Each blood draw requires a new device.

The OneDraw device can be obtained through our online store, your healthcare provider, certain pharmacies, or directly from the manufacturer's website by registered healthcare professionals only.

Drawbridge offers consumers access to our network of labs’ Laboratory Developed Tests (LDTs). An LDT is generally considered to be a test that is designed, developed, and performed within a single laboratory. There are an estimated 11,000 labs offering as many as 100,000 LDTs in the US. At this time, the FDA exercises enforcement discretion over LDTs. Clinical laboratories are regulated by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), through the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA). States and other entities also oversee lab testing to ensure accurate and reliable test results when laboratories perform the testing on patient specimens. For example, CMS granted the College of American Pathologists (CAP) Laboratory Accreditation Program deeming authority, which allows CAP to conduct laboratory inspections in lieu of a CMS inspection.

All of the laboratories that process our tests are CLIA-certified; some are also CAP-accredited. These labs comply with all federal and state regulations regarding laboratory testing in addition to performing frequent internal quality checks and testing, as well as regular inspections and validation of the accuracy of their testing.