no insurance need blood work

[mp5navy187]

Anyone recommended a good priced website to order blood work...?

 

[halfwit]

privatemdlabs.com. order the female hormone panel for 59 bucks then find a coupon code off google to drop it down to 50.99.

 

[mp5navy187]

Thank you sir female hormone? Cheaper

 

[SolomonGrundy]

Thank you sir female hormone? Cheaper

yup, you still say you're a man but this one does test and estrogen levels

 

[SolomonGrundy]

latest code
Save 15% off of your total purchase amount at Private MD Labs from now until April 30, 2013.
Use coupon code h5jdd4eg at checkout.

 

[halfwit]

Thank you sir female hormone? Cheaper

Yep, as bhrees said - it checks most everything we really care about when it comes to cycling. It's only really missing stuff like free test and thyroid information, but those are available for a pretty hefty price increase.

latest code
Save 15% off of your total purchase amount at Private MD Labs from now until April 30, 2013.
Use coupon code h5jdd4eg at checkout.

What a guy!

 

[Dave13]

Check this out: healthtestingcenters.com/boulder-co-blood-test.aspx

You should be able to order blood work

Sorry about the location specific link, this popped out first for me in the search engine

 

[halfwit]

Check this out: healthtestingcenters.com/boulder-co-blood-test.aspx

You should be able to order blood work

Sorry about the location specific link, this popped out first for me in the search engine

200 bucks vs 51... hmmm. I'd stick with privatemdlabs. (I do have to admit, their panel does have some extras, but most of those aren't really necessary for the purposes the folks here use them for.)

 

[Dave13]

200 bucks vs 51... hmmm. I'd stick with privatemdlabs. (I do have to admit, their panel does have some extras, but most of those aren't really necessary for the purposes the folks here use them for.)

fair enough ... it was just an idea
you might never know though ... somebody might prefer the more expensive option

 

[halfwit]

fair enough ... it was just an idea
you might never know though ... somebody might prefer the more expensive option

If I didn't have medical insurance for the purposes of checking my TSH/T3/T4/rT3/rT4/A1C/triglycerides/Free test/SHBG/etc I'd probably look into something like this, but for just total test/E2/LH/FSH/lipids I find the female hormone panel hard to beat. I do agree with you though, different strokes for different folks!