Colonial Labs 600mg/wk 3,028ng/dl 5X

[mshbmx]

Link to Bloodwork	https://imgur.com/a/FdU4XDQ
Source	Colonial Labs
Test Ester Running	Cypionate
Weekly Testosterone Dose (mg)	600Mg
Other Compounds in Cycle	N/A
Weekly Dose Other Compunds (mg)	N/A
Weeks Run	12
Draw Time from Last Pin	36
Blood Results
Testosterone Reading in ng/dl	3,028ng/dl
Testosterone Multiplier	5X
Test Capped at 1500?	No
Estrogen (E2) Reading pg/ml	21pg/ml
Liver/Lipids Elevated?	No
Anything Else Goes Below	I realize this account is brand new and with the rules I shouldn’t be posting but I’ve been lurking since the Reddit days and will now be an active user and contribute my dues, and figured this could help somebody out. 3 weeks ago Quest botched my bloodwork and with the same dose mentioned above my levels returned at 1,800. After talking with Colonial the last week he suggested retesting with Labcorp and again with the same dosage above my levels came back 3,028. I’m not expecting to get anything out of this post as I know I’m new and have to pay my dues but I just want to spread awareness about testing with quest and maybe this could help somebody out later. Thank you, Colonial.

 

[LightningLeg]

This forum isn’t really ruthless about new people I don’t think… you are contributing with your bloodwork and you’re debacle with quest if you ask me, I didn’t know quest was known for that. Now I do. I’ve been using them, I’ll have to switch and see what comes of it.

 

[salmonroll]

@mshbmx ai?

 

[mshbmx]

@salmonroll

Yes, sorry
12.5 Asin E3D

 

[mshbmx]

@LightningLeg

I was completely unaware of this also, but as Colonial informed me the other week “Quest diagnostics is known to botch bloodwork results and are actually not accredited anymore by almost any hospital or clinic because of this.”

I’m glad I did another round of bloods before I started making changes to my dosages/cycle.

 

[Colonial Labs]

Thank you for getting tested and posting results! I’ve replied to your email with the bloodwork credit. And yep, I highly recommend others to avoid quest diagnostics for bloodwork testing. This is just another of many examples where quest’s results were proven inaccurate.

 

[Prim0r0x]

@mshbmx So did you have poor blood results on a product from quest and then retested and achieved different levels?

Asking because I posted some poor levels a few weeks back and @Colonial-Labs told me the same thing about quest which I had never heard either. This is crazy to me but clearly it’s a thing.

Edit, I just read that in your post that is crazy. I am assuming you had the same protocol you followed as far as drawing the same amount of time after injection?

I sadly am in a state where you can’t just go get bloods done, and the only out of state place I order my bloods through uses quest because they have to for my state

 

[JazzHmp]

@Prim0r0x It’s a thing. It happened to me too. Quest diagnostics is retarded.

 

[mshbmx]

@Prim0r0x
Yes sir exact same protocol, nothing changed.

That’s unfortunate to hear about your bloodwork situation. Although it’s a little more expensive for me to use labcorp, I won’t use anything else anymore after this. I hope you can figure something else out.

 

[mshbmx]

@colonial-labs

Exactly why I thought this needed to be out there.
Thanks for everything!

 

[Swa737]

I’ve also been having issues recently with Quest Diagnostics and skewing testosterone results. I actually went and got Quest and Labcorp bloodwork done within 30 minutes apart earlier this week, so I’ll post the results once I get them.

 

[Prim0r0x]

@Swa737 very curious to see this my man, please do share!

 

[waterbottle1258]

@Swa737 I’m interested in seeing differences too

 

[Swa737]

@Prim0r0x @waterbottle1258 I’ll make a reminder to take you both in the post once I make it.