Canada Where to get private blood tests?

[bottletop]

Lets get checked is ass and doesn’t have crit test is capped at 1500 and pricking my finger for 6 different tests is pretty crap. Getting a test out of my doc is really hard, I would have to beat him up to get a test even yearly let alone bi yearly.
So What do my fellow canadians use, I live in NS so a lot of the big blood centers are unavailable to me like in ontario bc and sask.

Looking for mail in services or services that I can get without needing a script from a doc

 

[Jethrogen]

Your doctor sounds like an ass… I told my doctor I want blood tests done because of gear I’m using and wanting to be safe about it. She gave me like a 15 stern talking to about the dangers and yada yada and then went ok I’m not gonna change your mind so ok. Now I go every 6 months and those are the only times I’ve been to my doctor in the past year lol

 

[bottletop]

Jethrogen" pid='91672' dateline='1591399442:

Your doctor sounds like an ass… I told my doctor I want blood tests done because of gear I’m using and wanting to be safe about it. She gave me like a 15 stern talking to about the dangers and yada yada and then went ok I’m not gonna change your mind so ok. Now I go every 6 months and those are the only times I’ve been to my doctor in the past year lol

haha good shit maybe ill say i do sarms

 

[bodydysmorphia]

I’ve had numerous walk in clinics denie me blood work requisitions, and I have been on a wait list for a family doctor for 2 years now. gotta love Canada.

 

[bottletop]

bodydysmorphia" pid='91823' dateline='1591567850:

I’ve had numerous walk in clinics denie me blood work requisitions, and I have been on a wait list for a family doctor for 2 years now. gotta love Canada.

dang that sucks man, if only lets get checked wasnt such a pile of ass. Ive been trying so hard to find one thats better but no luck yet

 

[Sanfordium]

Jethrogen" pid='91672' dateline='1591399442:

Your doctor sounds like an ass… I told my doctor I want blood tests done because of gear I’m using and wanting to be safe about it. She gave me like a 15 stern talking to about the dangers and yada yada and then went ok I’m not gonna change your mind so ok. Now I go every 6 months and those are the only times I’ve been to my doctor in the past year lol

My doctor is the same as yours, she’s female and competes in the Tour De France so she knows PED’s. She allows me to get bloodwork whenever needed (usually I do twice a year). Really blessed to have a doc that understands it. Biggest thing she said is that shes been to tons of PED conventions, and her conclusion is that permanent infertility only comes from massive abuse over years, and your fertility hormones will recover, just the timeline for it varies greatly from person to person. Makes me a little more comfortable B&Cing for a while. Not to mention shes my brothers best friends mom, and shes a babe whose touched my cock.

 

[Jethrogen]

My doctor is the same as yours, she’s female and competes in the Tour De France so she knows PED’s. She allows me to get bloodwork whenever needed (usually I do twice a year). Really blessed to have a doc that understands it. Biggest thing she said is that shes been to tons of PED conventions, and her conclusion is that permanent infertility only comes from massive abuse over years, and your fertility hormones will recover, just the timeline for it varies greatly from person to person. Makes me a little more comfortable B&Cing for a while. Not to mention shes my brothers best friends mom, and shes a babe whose touched my cock.
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Yea we’re definitely got lucky with our doctors I keep hearing tons of people aren’t so lucky and have to resort to the online test kits. Fertility is out of the picture most likely for me or I have an extremely low probability considering I needed trt at 22 lol. Lmao that’s fucking awesome Yours sounds better than mine, mines still sexy but no peepee touches yet… but this hot nurse that did my physical that grabbed my piece turns out is a kid who’s a total douches mom that I went to school with. So that was pretty awesome to throw in his face when he was getting rude to a female friend at the bar haha

 

[bottletop]

Jethrogen" pid='92058' dateline='1591886811:

My doctor is the same as yours, she’s female and competes in the Tour De France so she knows PED’s. She allows me to get bloodwork whenever needed (usually I do twice a year). Really blessed to have a doc that understands it. Biggest thing she said is that shes been to tons of PED conventions, and her conclusion is that permanent infertility only comes from massive abuse over years, and your fertility hormones will recover, just the timeline for it varies greatly from person to person. Makes me a little more comfortable B&Cing for a while. Not to mention shes my brothers best friends mom, and shes a babe whose touched my cock.

Yea we’re definitely got lucky with our doctors I keep hearing tons of people aren’t so lucky and have to resort to the online test kits. Fertility is out of the picture most likely for me or I have an extremely low probability considering I needed trt at 22 lol. Lmao that’s fucking awesome Yours sounds better than mine, mines still sexy but no peepee touches yet… but this hot nurse that did my physical that grabbed my piece turns out is a kid who’s a total douches mom that I went to school with. So that was pretty awesome to throw in his face when he was getting rude to a female friend at the bar haha
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lucky bastards haaha

 

[PteRoy]

Keep shopping around, or ask people in the gym you know are using. Ask if they have a doctor who will run blood work.

 

[Supercanadian1985]

To all the Canadians with this issue, download the Maple app and it costs $50 and you will have a text conversation with a doctor or video chat. Ask them for whatever panel blood test you want and the honest reason and they send you a legit referral to your local Horizon health centre. All paid for by Medicare! They only issue is the test goes on your medical record and is also sent you your GP if you have one. I found that out they had way when I was mid cycle and had an unrelated app with my doc And he asked why my test was in the 1600s…

 

[bottletop]

Supercanadian1985" pid='92194' dateline='1592042147:

To all the Canadians with this issue, download the Maple app and it costs $50 and you will have a text conversation with a doctor or video chat. Ask them for whatever panel blood test you want and the honest reason and they send you a legit referral to your local Horizon health centre. All paid for by Medicare! They only issue is the test goes on your medical record and is also sent you your GP if you have one. I found that out they had way when I was mid cycle and had an unrelated app with my doc And he asked why my test was in the 1600s…

so you cant go to a hospital? what is horizon?

 

[Supercanadian1985]

bottletop" pid='92221' dateline='1592068337:

Supercanadian1985" pid='92194' dateline='1592042147:

To all the Canadians with this issue, download the Maple app and it costs $50 and you will have a text conversation with a doctor or video chat. Ask them for whatever panel blood test you want and the honest reason and they send you a legit referral to your local Horizon health centre. All paid for by Medicare! They only issue is the test goes on your medical record and is also sent you your GP if you have one. I found that out they had way when I was mid cycle and had an unrelated app with my doc And he asked why my test was in the 1600s…

so you cant go to a hospital? what is horizon?

Yes, They collect blood at the the specimen collection department at whatever hospital is near you. Horizon is the provincial Medicare body here in NB, meaning it cost nothing outside the $50 for the lab request

 

[bottletop]

Supercanadian1985" pid='92242' dateline='1592080785:

bottletop" pid='92221' dateline='1592068337:

Supercanadian1985" pid='92194' dateline='1592042147:

To all the Canadians with this issue, download the Maple app and it costs $50 and you will have a text conversation with a doctor or video chat. Ask them for whatever panel blood test you want and the honest reason and they send you a legit referral to your local Horizon health centre. All paid for by Medicare! They only issue is the test goes on your medical record and is also sent you your GP if you have one. I found that out they had way when I was mid cycle and had an unrelated app with my doc And he asked why my test was in the 1600s…

so you cant go to a hospital? what is horizon?

Yes, They collect blood at the the specimen collection department at whatever hospital is near you. Horizon is the provincial Medicare body here in NB, meaning it cost nothing outside the $50 for the lab request

do you know if it is the same here in nova scotia? I am unsure

 

[Supercanadian1985]

bottletop" pid='92386' dateline='1592240493:

Supercanadian1985" pid='92242' dateline='1592080785:

bottletop" pid='92221' dateline='1592068337:

Supercanadian1985" pid='92194' dateline='1592042147:

To all the Canadians with this issue, download the Maple app and it costs $50 and you will have a text conversation with a doctor or video chat. Ask them for whatever panel blood test you want and the honest reason and they send you a legit referral to your local Horizon health centre. All paid for by Medicare! They only issue is the test goes on your medical record and is also sent you your GP if you have one. I found that out they had way when I was mid cycle and had an unrelated app with my doc And he asked why my test was in the 1600s…

so you cant go to a hospital? what is horizon?

Yes, They collect blood at the the specimen collection department at whatever hospital is near you. Horizon is the provincial Medicare body here in NB, meaning it cost nothing outside the $50 for the lab request

do you know if it is the same here in nova scotia? I am unsure

The app is Canada wide based out of Ontario and they had no problem providing the New Brunswick form for specimen collection

 

[Masonic_Bodybuilder]

Maybe try this one: https://bloodtestscanada.com/

I do not have experience with them but discovered this as an option a while back. Personally I just use my doctor.