Estradiol "sensitive" assay

[Lockout888]

You can also estimate what a sensitive test results would be with this calculation. Not exact but close
Sensitive E2 Test Range 3-70------- Standard E2 Test Range 7.6 – 46
So Sensitive 70 is the SAME as Standard 46 high end
33.5 is the SAME as - 27 middle- and 3 is the SAME as -7.6 low

Doesn't pg/mL = pg/mL regardless of the range?

[powerlifterty16]

Doesn't pg/mL = pg/mL regardless of the range?

i agree with you on this one.

[100%]

i agree with you on this one.

Gallon=128oz sensitive
Gallon=16 cups non sensitive
unit does not change just method of measurement

[powerlifterty16]

yes but what he was asking is if the measurements are the same but ranges are diff arent they equal...

for instance..
quest is 240-1020 or so ng/dl
labcorp is 348-1197 ng/dl

348 should be the same on both unless im misunderstanding what ur saying

[100%]

yes but what he was asking is if the measurements are the same but ranges are diff arent they equal...

for instance..
quest is 240-1020 or so ng/dl
labcorp is 348-1197 ng/dl

348 should be the same on both unless im misunderstanding what ur saying

Method they use to test is different so no. lab corp uses Methodology: Radioimmunoassay (RIA) for there sensitive.
and Roche ECLIA methodology for standard test

[Lockout888]

for instance..
quest is 240-1020 or so ng/dl
labcorp is 348-1197 ng/dl

348 should be the same on both unless im misunderstanding what ur saying

348 should be the same if they are both using the same measurement (pg/mL). Are the ranges different due to what each Lab thinks is a "normal" range should be for a male?