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    Which doctor can you go to get tested for both TEST and LIVER values ??

    Which doctor can you go to get tested for both TEST and LIVER values ??


    I'm pretty sure for TEST I can just fabricate and tell my urologists that ... I feel down, don't get hard-ons in the morning, feel weak, etc and that would merit a test level exam.



    My question is can I just go to a General Doctor say the same thing and also request liver values ?

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    Also if you are wandering I would like to get my values tested now BEFORE cycling and compare them at the end of my cycle or post PCT ... Thanks !!

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    yea they can test it all,, your general lipid profile will not include test so you have to ask for it

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    Quote Originally Posted by *Thiago* View Post
    Which doctor can you go to get tested for both TEST and LIVER values ??


    I'm pretty sure for TEST I can just fabricate and tell my urologists that ... I feel down, don't get hard-ons in the morning, feel weak, etc and that would merit a test level exam.



    My question is can I just go to a General Doctor say the same thing and also request liver values ?
    https://www.directlabs.com/

    Quick, cheap, and no doctor visits needed. Got my blood work done using this last year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dece870717 View Post
    https://www.directlabs.com/

    Quick, cheap, and no doctor visits needed. Got my blood work done using this last year.
    what is this? is this a kit where you draw your own blood or something?

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    Quote Originally Posted by *Thiago* View Post
    Which doctor can you go to get tested for both TEST and LIVER values ??


    I'm pretty sure for TEST I can just fabricate and tell my urologists that ... I feel down, don't get hard-ons in the morning, feel weak, etc and that would merit a test level exam.



    My question is can I just go to a General Doctor say the same thing and also request liver values ?
    Your GPD can order tests for anything, generally that is exactly what they do and and give you a reference to specialists if need be.

    You can simply ask for full blood work to include amoung other things liver and kidney panel. You can give the most common reason males give ¨I used to drink heavy¨

    You can return post cycle and ask for another. Many general pract docs will have nurses talk to you about that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dece870717 View Post
    https://www.directlabs.com/

    Quick, cheap, and no doctor visits needed. Got my blood work done using this last year.
    Just checked the site looks like a good option but it seems to involve heavier out of pocket costs than a simple deductible ... I guess it is a good option if you want full confidentiality and/or not have to deal with the doctors

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlphaMaleDawg View Post
    what is this? is this a kit where you draw your own blood or something?
    You buy whatever test, they give you a sheet to print out, then you just use their search thing and it'll find you a place you can go to get your blood withdrawn(they have tons of places to go to). You give the person at the desk the paper, they take your blood and you get results emailed to you within 24-48hrs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dece870717 View Post
    You buy whatever test, they give you a sheet to print out, then you just use their search thing and it'll find you a place you can go to get your blood withdrawn(they have tons of places to go to). You give the person at the desk the paper, they take your blood and you get results emailed to you within 24-48hrs.
    So what would be the cost ?

    Just for the prescription and then your insurance picks up the lab work ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by *Thiago* View Post
    So what would be the cost ?

    Just for the prescription and then your insurance picks up the lab work ??
    The prices are all on there, you just look at whatever test and look at the "Our Price" and that's how much you pay for that test. You order test online, pay using credit card or whatever, you print out the sheet they give you, go to one of the clinics and everything is taken care of from there.

    That place is more for people who do not have insurance(like myself), its all self pay. Or for people that want to get things tested but don't want primary doctor to see and etc.

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    I go to my PC doctor and just ask for the test I want ran, and he does it.

    15.00 copay and off to the lab I go.

    No questions asked.

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