Blood, urine, and saliva tests

Lance230 · Jul 16, 2006

Ok heres the question. I am increasing my Life insurance policy to cover my family in the event of my death and the insurance company is wanting blood,urine,and saliva tests. My concern is will they find the gear or are they even going to be looking for it and am i just being paranoid!!! Hopefully some of you fellas know something about this or maybe even work for an insurance company. Really could use some advice with this.

engbulldog · Jul 17, 2006

ok this is a good one now my gf dad just went in a few weeks ago and lets just say he knows mary jane and sees her every day and the only thing they told him was he had high blood pressure and to get it under control so imo you should be in the clear but i'm sure someone might know alittle more than me good luck bro

Lance230 · Jul 19, 2006

thanks man just really paranoid about this. My friend armagedon told me to post here and ask. if your posting anywhere else ask around really dont want to get refused ins. Dont mess with any rec. drugs gear is the only thing i experiment with thanks agian.

Ashop · Jul 19, 2006

Lance230 said:
Ok heres the question. I am increasing my Life insurance policy to cover my family in the event of my death and the insurance company is wanting blood,urine,and saliva tests. My concern is will they find the gear or are they even going to be looking for it and am i just being paranoid!!! Hopefully some of you fellas know something about this or maybe even work for an insurance company. Really could use some advice with this.

I doubt with health insurance they will look for AAS use. I just hope your use does not cause you RBC or other things to be off a bit.

thebrick · Jul 19, 2006

Alin said:
I doubt with health insurance they will look for AAS use. I just hope your use does not cause you RBC or other things to be off a bit.

exactly, but if your RBC is elevated or you have elevated liver values or BP, they will question that for sure and they will look at those as part of a normal test

JaySee · Jul 19, 2006

thebrick said:
exactly, but if your RBC is elevated or you have elevated liver values or BP, they will question that for sure and they will look at those as part of a normal test

Exactly right.. I went for bloodwork to increase the coverage on a life insurance policy.. When bloodwork came back (with elevated liver enzyme values) the insurance co. said that they could not cover me at the rate they originally quoted. The coverage premium would have been much higher.

Lance230 · Jul 22, 2006

well as far as my blood pressure thats great but not exactly sure I am following you guys. RBC maybe a dumb question but what is that?? Oh and maybe this might change things I am not currently taking any orals. Thanks again for all the input. Will keep everyone posted on what happens.