I just started a new job with hydro as an apprentice lineman. I stopped taking test about 5 months before blood testing and physical for job application. I want to start a test prop cycle for twelve weeks with mast p for 10weeks. I am worried because at any time they can spring another blood test and physical and it is not unheard of with this hydro utility. What are the chances they will see some signs of steroid use? There is no testosterone test on the blood work. There are hemoglobin, white and red blood cell counts, mcv, mch, mchc, rdw, platelet count, liver function test, sodium, chloride, carbon dioxide totals, creatinine, edfr, urea, protein, albumin, and cardiovascular risk assessment like cholesterol, triglycerol/hdl ratio, lipd target values. I know this is a lot of info but I am trying to get a serious answer. I live in Canada, Ontario and steroids are a grey area here. They are illegal to import and sell but can't get an answer on if they are illegal to use. Cops can not take them a way if they find them on you in small sums.
Will new job find steroid use in blood work.
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If it's not affecting your job then I don't think it's any of their business what you do outside of work.
I'm not sure but I think a steroid test costs the employer $400 or something like that. And they have to test everyone. Not just a selected few. That's something to remember.
I saw on the news a few years back when they started with all the "no smoking laws".
This one business owner told his employees that they had to quit (Even in their own homes) or they would be fired.
His reason was that it's a bat habbit and he wasn't going to have people working for him with bad habbits.
It turns out that he was right and had a right to do so. With that said, you can probly be fired for nearly anything.
I'm not sure but I think a steroid test costs the employer $400 or something like that. And they have to test everyone. Not just a selected few. That's something to remember.
I saw on the news a few years back when they started with all the "no smoking laws".
This one business owner told his employees that they had to quit (Even in their own homes) or they would be fired.
His reason was that it's a bat habbit and he wasn't going to have people working for him with bad habbits.
It turns out that he was right and had a right to do so. With that said, you can probly be fired for nearly anything.
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Massive123
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No chance theyre testing for that
Massive123
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Been real busy with work and life. Haven't posted much bc it's a lot of redundant shit that's been posted and reposted countless times but I respect this board and it's management and is where I began my journey into the lifestyle.
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