Abstract: An apparatus for drawing bodily fluid from a person comprising a suction module having a hole extending from its top surface to its bottom surface. A removeable lid covers the hole at the top surface. The bottom surface of the module adheres to the skin of the individual. A bore extends from the outer surface of the module into the hole, and a pumping mechanism attaches to the bore to creating a vacuum within said hole by drawing air out of said module. As a vacuum is created, skin is drawn into the hole to form a blister containing bodily fluids within the hole. The blister having bodily fluid therein is ruptured, and its fluid content is collected.