[Blakus]

Do you think medichecks pin prick tests are accurate? (Based on my results, and your own use of medichecks)​

Yes	4	57.14%
No	3	42.86%

 

[Blakus]

I decided to test the accuracy of medichecks by taking both a medichecks blood test and a NHS one within the same hour (finished drawing the medichecks blood by 8:30am, and had the NHS blood test at 9:10am). Note: the medichecks blood test was a "at-home-to-lab" aka, a pin pr**k do it yourself blood test which is sometimes known as being inaccurate.

Below are the comparable results:

Test Type : Medichecks : NHS

Testosterone : 21.7 : 24

Alkaline Phosphatase : 116 : 117

Bilirubin : 3 : 5

Albumin : 48 : 42

Creatinine : 114 : 83

I have also attached a picture of the full results incase I made a mistake above and so you know im not just making these numbers up!

Not really going to put my opinion here on the accuracy of the results (as I do not really have the knowledge to do so), so if you think medichecks are/aren't accurate please feel free to say why

Before anyone asks, yeah, im natty.

 

[FuqOutDaWhey]

More money than sense

 

[Chelsea]

Are you using any AAS at the moment?

 

[A1243R]

Are you using any AAS at the moment?

Check OP ' before anyone asks yeah im natty'

so no fecking idea why hes getting bllods done let alone 2 lots :lol:

 

[FuqOutDaWhey]

Check OP ' before anyone asks yeah im natty'

so no fecking idea why hes getting bllods done let alone 2 lots

Checking dem creatinez

 

[Dark sim]

I decided to test the accuracy of medichecks by taking both a medichecks blood test and a NHS one within the same hour (finished drawing the medichecks blood by 8:30am, and had the NHS blood test at 9:10am). Note: the medichecks blood test was a "at-home-to-lab" aka, a pin pr**k do it yourself blood test which is sometimes known as being inaccurate.

Below are the comparable results:

Test Type : Medichecks : NHS

Testosterone : 21.7 : 24

Alkaline Phosphatase : 116 : 117

Bilirubin : 3 : 5

Albumin : 48 : 42

Creatinine : 114 : 83

I have also attached a picture of the full results incase I made a mistake above and so you know im not just making these numbers up!

Not really going to put my opinion here on the accuracy of the results (as I do not really have the knowledge to do so), so if you think medichecks are/aren't accurate please feel free to say why

Before anyone asks, yeah, im natty.

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I imagine the blood will alter (haemolysis) during transit thus changing results slightly.

 

[Chelsea]

Check OP ' before anyone asks yeah im natty'

so no fecking idea why hes getting bllods done let alone 2 lots :lol:

Christ! Even after you saying that i still couldnt see it for a while. Agree, i would only get bloods done on cycle, and after pct.

 

[A1243R]

Christ! Even after you saying that i still couldnt see it for a while. Agree, i would only get bloods done on cycle, and after pct.

All them drugs going to your head mate

 

[mrwright]

Who says medichecks are wrong

Maybe thr NHS are wrong

 

[Blakus]

Check OP ' before anyone asks yeah im natty'

so no fecking idea why hes getting bllods done let alone 2 lots :lol:

Christ! Even after you saying that i still couldnt see it for a while. Agree, i would only get bloods done on cycle, and after pct.

wanted to see where i stood from a health standpoint, and by the looks of it, it was a good idea to get pre-cycle bloods as now i know my liver values are elevated so i will most likely avoid orals

Who says medichecks are wrong

Maybe thr NHS are wrong

true, who knows