Bloodwork

[Th3w0rld1sm1ne]

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What is the going rate for bloodwork? I don't have insurance...

I'm going to call the doc around here to find out, but i wanted to have some prices so i know when i've found a doc that's not super expensive. Thanks!

[Equalizer]

Tweetbeats the shit out of me but nice handle and avatar.......

[Th3w0rld1sm1ne]

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Originally posted by Equalizer
beats the shit out of me but nice handle and avatar.......

thanks bro... you too man!

Did you ever used to watch the show equalizer? If not, you're missing a classic bearing your namesake!

[Th3w0rld1sm1ne]

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Originally posted by blm9376
Best place to go if you don't have insurance:

https://directlabs.com/

Wow, cool thanks man... do you recomend any tests other than a liver profile? I'm looking for the bare minimum, basicly what i need to know to make sure the gear isn't messin me up to bad, no frills.

Thanks bro

[droid]

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Originally posted by Th3w0rld1sm1ne
Wow, cool thanks man... do you recomend any tests other than a liver profile? I'm looking for the bare minimum, basicly what i need to know to make sure the gear isn't messin me up to bad, no frills.

Thanks bro

If your going to get tested on cycle then it is a waste because you know you will be well out of normal ranges. If your funds are limited then I would only do post cycle testing after PCT to see how well your body adjusts back to normal or not. Idealy you would want blood before you cycle for a baseline then post cycle as mentioned above. Bare minimum in any circumstance metabolic panel plus GGT, lipid panel and CBC. If your pockets allow it, I would do a hormonal panel but this is where it starts getting expensive. I would give a million dollars to have had a full blood work up for a baseline before I started gear 12 years ago. Now I do not know if my test was originally low or if the gear is to blame.


DROID

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[Th3w0rld1sm1ne]

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Originally posted by droid
If your going to get tested on cycle then it is a waste because you know you will be well out of normal ranges. If your funds are limited then I would only do post cycle testing after PCT to see how well your body adjusts back to normal or not. Idealy you would want blood before you cycle for a baseline then post cycle as mentioned above. Bare minimum in any circumstance metabolic panel plus GGT, lipid panel and CBC. If your pockets allow it, I would do a hormonal panel but this is where it starts getting expensive. I would give a million dollars to have had a full blood work up for a baseline before I started gear 12 years ago. Now I do not know if my test was originally low or if the gear is to blame.


DROID

Great Info thanks bro... I'm slightly concerned about my liver. If i ran an 8 month cycle would it not be prudent to have my liver values checked mid-cycle to make sure i'm not about to crap my liver out? Or are you saying that they are going to appear dangerous no matter what mid-cycle, but the key is to check after your cycle to make sure they are returning to normal...

Thanks for all the good info guys, i'm new (obviously).

[droid]

TweetWell I do not think an 8 month cycle is healthy in any sense. So in this case I guess you may want to. It also depends on the drugs your running. I should hope you not running orals that long.(LOL) I would bet you may get away with minimal raise in liver values for an 8 month injectable cycle any way. If you do get mid-cycle blood work how high is to high and what warrants stopping it short?? AAS are purely individual. I may get flamed for this but if I do not get jaundice and everything is working ok over the course of my cycle I do not worry to much about my liver as it has always returned to normal after my cycle is over and to me that is all that counts. I think the hepatoxicity of AAS is very overrated. The only exception is in the case of prolonged use of 17aa drugs.


DROID

[Th3w0rld1sm1ne]

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Originally posted by droid
Well I do not think an 8 month cycle is healthy in any sense. So in this case I guess you may want to. It also depends on the drugs your running. I should hope you not running orals that long.(LOL) I would bet you may get away with minimal raise in liver values for an 8 month injectable cycle any way. If you do get mid-cycle blood work how high is to high and what warrants stopping it short?? AAS are purely individual. I may get flamed for this but if I do not get jaundice and everything is working ok over the course of my cycle I do not worry to much about my liver as it has always returned to normal after my cycle is over and to me that is all that counts. I think the hepatoxicity of AAS is very overrated. The only exception is in the case of prolonged use of 17aa drugs.


DROID

Dude, i don't know what the hell happened, i ment 8 week. Sorry, my brain dropped it's transmission mid-post or something.

Thanks for the good info... on everything. If i ever do decide to run an 8month cycle, some one beat me in the head, please.