Abstract: A medical test form having a biological sample receiving material mounted thereto. In one embodiment, the sample receiving material is incorporated in a sample receiving sub-assembly that is secured to a multi-panel carrier substrate that has instructions and/or patient information printed thereon. In another embodiment, the sample receiving material provided on one panel of a V-fold mailer. If necessary or desirable one or more additional panels can be secured to the panels of the V-fold mailer.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a combined packing slip and shipping label provided into one form. The shipping label is attached to the packing slip along a line of perforation. The packing slip is provided with adhesive on three of its perimeter sides for securing it to a liner material. An interior portion of the packing slip, bordered by the three adhesive sides, is devoid of adhesive. When the packing slip is folded along a line of perforation, it is disposed intermediate the shipping label and the liner. Perforations also delineate the interior of the packing slip from the three sides of adhesive for removing the packing slip therefrom. Also, a remote end of the packing label opposite the packing slip is adhered to the liner. This construction maintains the remote end of the shipping label secured to the liner as the combined form is run through a printing device.