Question about BloodWork in US?

[big_k]

Ok so I just lost my health insurance, and if I wanted a full blood test I would pay out the ass right now.

My only options for bloodwork is going through an internet site or going through a family doctor, but I'd rather have her NOT see my results.

My question is, should I hop back on a different insurance that will make the blood tests relatively cheap?

The thing I am worried about is,
A. getting my doc to allow as many tests as I want
B. if I get tested Post Cycle, or Mid-Cycle and its bad, he will know I'm on gear and possibly there will be consequences via higher insurance price, etc.


any advice is recommended, I wanted to have a look at my T3 and Total Test, and will pay for it if I have to, would be a lot more helpful to get full bloodwork done though imo.

[big_k]

I was looking for free blood test info, do you think this is plausible? Or if I donated plasma or blood would they give a full blood report or just tell me if I have the clap?

"If you live near any institution with a nursing program this is the first & best place to go. All of these students are learning how to become nurses and need people to practice on. Don't be nervous because they have already practice quite a few times on each other. You can get you CHOL levels, Glucose, Hematocrit, plus they will give you way more information and can answer plenty of questions for you. I've done this for a friend and it was very quick and I got my results in 5 minutes."

[CHUCKYthentic]

http://www.anylabtestnow.com/Tests/M...ctid/2897.aspx

^^^^check this place out, see if there is a location near u

[big_k]

I have several links to get Blood Work, I was wondering if my an insurance covers chiropractor visits I could see a Chiropractor and then have him call for blood tests

[Aizen Sosuke]

Thanks chucky I have one right next to my job.