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11 Feb 2020 12:45 - 11 Feb 2020 12:46 #221070
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Hello everyone...
This is the end of week 6 of a 12 week cycle current.
500 mg Test E (weekly)
500 mg EQ (weekly
First 4 weeks was 30mg of TBol a day.
I want to test my test levels (to ensure my gear is on standard (Oxygen Lab and PGW) and I want to know how my estrogen levels r coping so as to better know how to dose my liquid adex.
With EQ in the mix I also want to see how my RBC's are looking.
Cash is tight though and I can't afford to have all the tests under the sun.
Will the tests below give me the answers to my questions above?
I'm going to ask for Total Test - TT, Free Test - FT
Estradiol (E2 sensitive assay),
and RBC
Am I missing anything?
Thanks
This is the end of week 6 of a 12 week cycle current.
500 mg Test E (weekly)
500 mg EQ (weekly
First 4 weeks was 30mg of TBol a day.
I want to test my test levels (to ensure my gear is on standard (Oxygen Lab and PGW) and I want to know how my estrogen levels r coping so as to better know how to dose my liquid adex.
With EQ in the mix I also want to see how my RBC's are looking.
Cash is tight though and I can't afford to have all the tests under the sun.
Will the tests below give me the answers to my questions above?
I'm going to ask for Total Test - TT, Free Test - FT
Estradiol (E2 sensitive assay),
and RBC
Am I missing anything?
Thanks
The Best Is Yet To Come
Last edit: 11 Feb 2020 12:46 by Gee.
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13 Feb 2020 01:29 #221113
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haemoglobin
haematocrit ( think this is rbc though but as a % of total blood )
prostate. liver and kidney function is usually a common one but since such a low dose of tbol was used for only 4 weeks, probably not necessary to test those just yet ( assuming you're not consuming any substances that could be damaging your liver )
haematocrit ( think this is rbc though but as a % of total blood )
prostate. liver and kidney function is usually a common one but since such a low dose of tbol was used for only 4 weeks, probably not necessary to test those just yet ( assuming you're not consuming any substances that could be damaging your liver )
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13 Mar 2020 13:25 #221550
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You have the right choice.
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06 Apr 2020 10:21 #221802
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try and find a doctor that will give you a cash form for lancet. i paid 1/3 of the price of what quoted cos a doc had a cash only form. from 1800 to R622.
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08 Jun 2020 14:37 #222522
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Can we ask for recommended Drs in our area? Does the labs need a Dr's not to run blood work?
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08 Jun 2020 19:20 - 08 Jun 2020 19:20 #222525
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You worried about anything Wallpusher? Your house doc a doos ? haha
You wont get into shit you know... only shit you'll get is if you doing something your Old lady doesn't know about, then usually you have endless kak.
Just tell your doc straight up you want tests and need a cash form. You researching some shit, can he help? If he asks, tell him you planning a cycle and are doing research. If he say no, fuck him and find another house doc.
If that doesnt work, we will get you a doc
You wont get into shit you know... only shit you'll get is if you doing something your Old lady doesn't know about, then usually you have endless kak.
Just tell your doc straight up you want tests and need a cash form. You researching some shit, can he help? If he asks, tell him you planning a cycle and are doing research. If he say no, fuck him and find another house doc.
If that doesnt work, we will get you a doc
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09 Jun 2020 07:21 #222527
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Oupa, I am going to go out on a limb here, I have a feeling that most doctors frown upon steroid use. Especially specialist doctors. Those old school doctors have foam at the mouth the minute you mention performance-enhancing drugs.
Not many doctors are willing to learn about PEDs, I have taught 2 GP's about pct protocols, and gear usage for their patients, trying to teach them that not everyone is going to inject 2000mg a week.
So wallpusher, what area are you in? if worst comes to worst, get your blood work done, and then post the results here, we can have a look at it and help you from there.
Not many doctors are willing to learn about PEDs, I have taught 2 GP's about pct protocols, and gear usage for their patients, trying to teach them that not everyone is going to inject 2000mg a week.
So wallpusher, what area are you in? if worst comes to worst, get your blood work done, and then post the results here, we can have a look at it and help you from there.
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09 Jun 2020 08:40 #222532
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Thanks Oupa and Empire, much appreciated
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