Blood tests

[moparfreak360]

Do you guys get bloodwork thru your primary care and file insurance, or do u order your tests online and go that route? Not even sure if insurance would cover it.

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[DetroitDawg]

My primary care doctor orders blood work for me twice a year. Insurance used to pay for it all but my new plan pays around 75%.

 

[OutToLunch]

Cratus medical is a sponsor here and they are great to work with. Especially in those few states where one needs a doc script to get bloods done.

 

[saffire]

mostly online in my country , with primary doctor i can get one test/year for free, other than that i'm paying for blood tests

 

[rmtt]

My primary care doctor orders blood work for me twice a year. Insurance used to pay for it all but my new plan pays around 75%.

Same here. My doc is cool...and knows everything I do and try. So he orders most anything I want a few times a year.

Also due to the nature of my work and the chemicals we are potentially exposed to...we get a basic panel drawn every 2-3 months..depending on how quick they line it up.

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[nothuman]

Mine is all covered by insurance and I get it through my cardiologist or endocrinologist.

 

[brucepancake]

this place is great. pick the female panel. Not expensive at all.
https://www.privatemdlabs.com/lab_t...ults&show=1032&category=14&search=female#1032

 

[Kevin666]

My insurance limits me to some general bloodwork and it has to be considered a "physical" and a physical is only covered once a year otherwise I'm doing private.

I'm looking at using Discount Labs this time
https://www.discountedlabs.com


On that note ... when changing protocols how long do you guys wait to do bloodwork. I'm going to try the 10/mg a day dosing of test, but how long should I wait before bloodwork to make sure Test and E2 are leveled off to the new dosing. I'm not dropping from a large amount going down from 180/week to 10mg a day