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+ 1 Best place for at home bloodwork?

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Anyone use one of those at home test you send off for bloodwork? Have a suggestion for legit ones that are accurate And actually show everything you need?
I’ve always used a local lab but with the sensitive e2 add on it’s almost $300 per visit and I’d love to not have to spend that every 6 weeks.

Bundleofjoy's picture

Joi blokes if you just go to quest they can give you blood work for 52.15$ . Just need to make new accounts , save the logins , also screenshot each confirmation at payment with the code for quest , should be from email . They do at home for 249$ for 49 blood markers

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TDAU's picture

Do you have a quest or labscorps near you? If so, order labs through any site that offers cheap labs.

I use anabolic insights dot ai, but that's plenty of them. Use Coach Ken's code on good labs. You shouldn't be paying 300 bucks unless you test a crazy amount of stuff

chasehammond27's picture

Cool I’ll try that. thanks!
Yeah at the place I use it’s like $200 for a standard mens health panel that shows all your usual stuff than it’s another $89 for just the e2.
Seemed kinda salty to me

J5imz's picture

I use Jason health and a full panel with sensitive E2 runs me 140 at a quest diagnostics through them.

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Khandum's picture

At home blood tests are a sham, they are all very inaccurate with hormone panels like Testosterone and especially e2, cause they pull blood from shallow blood capillaries, and not from a direct vein from a venous blood draw. Pulling blood from these shallow capillaries have a tendency to getting polluted and skewing results. The issues come from interstitial fluid dilution, physical cell damage, and shipping logistics. The interstitial fluid (the fluid surrounding tissue cells) to mix with and dilute the blood sample, drastically skewing results for lipids, testosterone, and hormones.

BigCoachKen's picture

What if I told you you could get a full bodybuilder panel for under $200? Goodlabs dot c o m, look up that panel, then enter code '3YPBUJ' at checkout.

The accuracy of any of those at home tests vary wildy. I wouldnt trust them with hormone levels at all.

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chasehammond27's picture

That’s pretty much what I was thinking but didn’t know if there’s any legit ones. Guess I’ll just have to keep paying $300 haha

BigCoachKen's picture

$180 if you check out the one I just mentioned. Assuming youre in the US and have a Quest or Labcorp nearby

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chasehammond27's picture

Cool I have a labcorp nearby. I just didn’t like them as much as the other place I use cuz the one time I used them it didn’t even show free test or give me an actual number for total test, just said “greater than 1500”