Bloodwork Woes

[microzide]

Venting here. I am 55 and living in MA. On TRT from Dr. in Florida. Cyp, 3 ml. week. Obviously well over TRT doses. I dose at 125/week and I feel good.

You cannot get BLOODWORK in MA or RI without a prescription. This is ludicrous. My TRT Dr. is in FL and GP in MA who does not know about my TRT. Sure, I have to play the game before my annual checkups if I am over the 125/wk. due to hematocrit levels over 54%. Sure, I give blood before being violated.

Does anyone know how to get around this? I see every other states where you can order tests online and go to any lab. This is bullshit and prevents me from monitoring my own health.

I can get a script from my TRT dr. in FL for about $280. This is something I want to check bi-monthly and am not going to pay this.

Only way around is coming up with addy in CT where law does not apply. Know I need PO Box and it is just a drag.

Anyone with a better idea that could chime in would be appreciated. This sucks as I am taking anti E's only when I physically feel something coming on. Gyno, etc.

 

[LK3]

better question is....

WHY SUPPORT THINGS THAT DONT SUPPORT YOU??????

pay cash n be done with it

 

[mike036]

Venting here. I am 55 and living in MA. On TRT from Dr. in Florida. Cyp, 3 ml. week. Obviously well over TRT doses. I dose at 125/week and I feel good.

You cannot get BLOODWORK in MA or RI without a prescription. This is ludicrous. My TRT Dr. is in FL and GP in MA who does not know about my TRT. Sure, I have to play the game before my annual checkups if I am over the 125/wk. due to hematocrit levels over 54%. Sure, I give blood before being violated.

Does anyone know how to get around this? I see every other states where you can order tests online and go to any lab. This is bullshit and prevents me from monitoring my own health.

I can get a script from my TRT dr. in FL for about $280. This is something I want to check bi-monthly and am not going to pay this.

Only way around is coming up with addy in CT where law does not apply. Know I need PO Box and it is just a drag.

Anyone with a better idea that could chime in would be appreciated. This sucks as I am taking anti E's only when I physically feel something coming on. Gyno, etc.

There is a new sponsor here ,Cratus Medical,they said they will do bloodwork for you.I live in NJ and asked them if they would do my bloodwork and they said as long as there is a labcorb near me I can get it done

 

[x1xjcramair1x1]

There is a new sponsor here ,Cratus Medical,they said they will do bloodwork for you.I live in NJ and asked them if they would do my bloodwork and they said as long as there is a labcorb near me I can get it done

This would likely be your best option Micro.

 

[nothuman]

Venting here. I am 55 and living in MA. On TRT from Dr. in Florida. Cyp, 3 ml. week. Obviously well over TRT doses. I dose at 125/week and I feel good.

You cannot get BLOODWORK in MA or RI without a prescription. This is ludicrous. My TRT Dr. is in FL and GP in MA who does not know about my TRT. Sure, I have to play the game before my annual checkups if I am over the 125/wk. due to hematocrit levels over 54%. Sure, I give blood before being violated.

Does anyone know how to get around this? I see every other states where you can order tests online and go to any lab. This is bullshit and prevents me from monitoring my own health.

I can get a script from my TRT dr. in FL for about $280. This is something I want to check bi-monthly and am not going to pay this.

Only way around is coming up with addy in CT where law does not apply. Know I need PO Box and it is just a drag.

Anyone with a better idea that could chime in would be appreciated. This sucks as I am taking anti E's only when I physically feel something coming on. Gyno, etc.

Same law applies in NY and NY. I see people always posting here about getting bloodwork on Direct labs or wherever and they don't know how lucky they have it.

Fortunately, my health insurance covers my TRT and bloodwork and I only have to pay $6 per month for 4 1ml vials of test cyp.