burpee
02-14-2007, 01:09 PM
I've looked around and can't find much information regarding the quality, or "accuracy?" of at-home, mail-in-the-blood-sample cholesterol tests.
One blood-testing Internet-seller, is even claiming to provide a component list of values.
It had been my understanding that it takes more than a "pin stick" blood sample for determine anything but total cholesterol levels.
Any advice surrounding the best method to get cholesterol checked cheaply and accurately. (as in I'm paying for it -uninsured)
One blood-testing Internet-seller, is even claiming to provide a component list of values.
It had been my understanding that it takes more than a "pin stick" blood sample for determine anything but total cholesterol levels.
Any advice surrounding the best method to get cholesterol checked cheaply and accurately. (as in I'm paying for it -uninsured)
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Lulubells
02-14-2007, 03:23 PM
I will watch this as I have wondered the same thing.. You have to mail in to get results? I looked at one at the drug store that showed a gauge that you checked yours against to determine the resluts and was thinking about getting one of those just to try it and see.