Could I get my blood work from my doc instead of online lab?

[Frontpump]

My insurance is the best any of my health care providers have seen, and it's the best I've ever had too.

So blood work for me would be next to free, effectively. This obviously beats paying close to $300 for 3 sets of BW from labcorp and such.

Concerns:
-if my doc sees my levels, think he'd be able to deduce AAS use? Suppose he does, but I deny, can he still report? That's a bad thing right? Might lose my insurance, and other bad things. Seems risky.
-will they detect the deca, (eq next cycle), AI's, nolva, Dostinex, etc in my system?

General heads up here much appreciated. Thanks!

[austinite]

If your levels are supraphysiological, then yes, a doc would know. They won't be looking for the type of drugs in your system. You need to do this at your own risk if you value insurance. While the doc may not report, he/she will likely want to investigate further why your levels are so out of whack. That could possibly go downhill from there.

[Ashop]

If your levels are supraphysiological, then yes, a doc would know. They won't be looking for the type of drugs in your system. You need to do this at your own risk if you value insurance. While the doc may not report, he/she will likely want to investigate further why your levels are so out of whack. That could possibly go downhill from there.

Very well said,,,I couldn't have said it any better. I totally agree.

[Joco71]

Cough up the dough and get your bw.

[Frontpump]

Yup, as soon as I posted the question it became more clear to me how it's just not plausible.

Coolio