Blood work on Stans test E

[Deskoze38192]

I see many of these labs say >1500, which is the lab limit of reference range. Is it standard for labs to do it this way in US?

Only if you don’t get the correct test lol

This is labs I got back this week on Stan’s Test E

 

[lukiss96]

Only if you don’t get the correct test lol

This is labs I got back this week on Stan’s Test E

You mean lc/ms vs eclia?

 

[Deskoze38192]

You mean lc/ms vs eclia?

Yes

 

[lukiss96]

Yes

Thanks.

 

[Deskoze38192]

Thanks.

The lc/ms is needed for <1500->10,000
And accurate estradiol

 

[grey]

Only if you don’t get the correct test lol

There are also capped LC/MS tests.

My AA clinician orders there on the regular.

Do they do this because 30% of the clientele is doing at far above TRT levels and don't really need to see those numbers or have them around for the audits?


An exercise for the reader.

 

[dumbbellpress]

I believe NP's and PA's can only write for Schedule IV and V without an MD or DO's cosigning. But for Schedule I, II and III PA's and NP's need an MD or DO to cosign. I know for a fact PA's can write for tramadol and Benzos (Both Schedule IV) with no cosignature but for Schedule II opiates they must have an MD or DO cosign along with them.

 

[dumbbellpress]

I believe NP's and PA's can only write for Schedule IV and V without an MD or DO's cosigning. But for Schedule I, II and III PA's and NP's need an MD or DO to cosign. I know for a fact PA's can write for tramadol and Benzos (Both Schedule IV) with no cosignature but for Schedule II opiates they must have an MD or DO cosign along with them.

oops my bad. I did not mean Schedule I. Obviously, Schedule I a Doctor cannot write for - Schedule I = No Accepted Medical Use.