LEF hormone blood test annual super sale

[Guest guest]

Funny how I usually ignore LEF newsletters, but I was just thinking of

getting online with them to see if they offer Vitamin D testing, and

what do you know, they're offering it for only $25 until June 2. Big

sale price on that and their normal panels. Fate must have pushed me

online there today.

Sorry for the flood of LEF information today, but not sure if everyone

gets their stuff.

http://www.lef.org/bloodtest/?source=HomeTopBanner

[Guest guest]

Yes, there are some good deals there, but those prices are only for

members. I've been thinking about buying vitamin D tests for some of

my relatives, if LEF would let me do that.

By the way, in case it ever comes up again, I got a two-year membership

a while back for $29 (normally $79 for one year). I signed up for the

free one-year LEF magazine via a special at Dr. 's site, then went

to order an E2 test. It popped up a blurb saying the test would be

cheaper if I were a full member, and did I want to do that now - for

only $29 extra. I said yes, but as it turned out I ended up with a two-

year membership. Well, that's probably a mistake, but I haven't argued

about it. So next time the magazine special comes up, it might make

sense to check it out.

My only complaint about the LEF tests is the time it takes. They mail

you the requisition, then you do the test, then they mail you the

results. I've done business with other online lab outfits, and

everything is done by email - they email you a .pdf file which you

print out as the requisition, and then the results are sent the same

way. No snail mail involved.

But otherwise, the LEF tests are a good resource to have available if

you have LabCorp in your area.

>

> Funny how I usually ignore LEF newsletters, but I was just thinking

of

> getting online with them to see if they offer Vitamin D testing, and

> what do you know, they're offering it for only $25 until June 2.

Big

> sale price on that and their normal panels. Fate must have pushed

me

> online there today.

>

> Sorry for the flood of LEF information today, but not sure if

everyone

> gets their stuff.

>

> http://www.lef.org/bloodtest/?source=HomeTopBanner

>

[Guest guest]

Dr. still has this offer you can find it at www.allthingsmale.com or at his

forum here.

http://www.musclechatroom.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?s= & daysprune= & f=2

wayback44 <no_reply > wrote:

Yes, there are some good deals there, but those prices are only for

members. I've been thinking about buying vitamin D tests for some of

my relatives, if LEF would let me do that.

By the way, in case it ever comes up again, I got a two-year membership

a while back for $29 (normally $79 for one year). I signed up for the

free one-year LEF magazine via a special at Dr. 's site, then went

to order an E2 test. It popped up a blurb saying the test would be

cheaper if I were a full member, and did I want to do that now - for

only $29 extra. I said yes, but as it turned out I ended up with a two-

year membership. Well, that's probably a mistake, but I haven't argued

about it. So next time the magazine special comes up, it might make

sense to check it out.

My only complaint about the LEF tests is the time it takes. They mail

you the requisition, then you do the test, then they mail you the

results. I've done business with other online lab outfits, and

everything is done by email - they email you a .pdf file which you

print out as the requisition, and then the results are sent the same

way. No snail mail involved.

But otherwise, the LEF tests are a good resource to have available if

you have LabCorp in your area.

>

> Funny how I usually ignore LEF newsletters, but I was just thinking

of

> getting online with them to see if they offer Vitamin D testing, and

> what do you know, they're offering it for only $25 until June 2.

Big

> sale price on that and their normal panels. Fate must have pushed

me

> online there today.

>

> Sorry for the flood of LEF information today, but not sure if

everyone

> gets their stuff.

>

> http://www.lef.org/bloodtest/?source=HomeTopBanner

>

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[Guest guest]

10 tests from LEF cost me less than the combined cost of a 1) free &

total testosterone test & 2) free androgen index from

themultiservicenetwork.com. Though the themultiservicenetwork.com

emails .pdf forms for blood work, as well as supplying results

via .pdf & snail mail, LEF.org 1) quickly mails out requisition forms

for members (shipping is free on everything), 2) costs less, & 3)

allows easy payment (themultiservicenetwork.com requires that you pay

through paypal). Pay a little extra to get them to ship the

requisition form faster, & you'll still spend less than buying

elsewhere. The membership fee quickly pays for itself. Thorough

doctors like Dr. no (a dr. in CA whom Phil recommended) test

multiple hormones through blood work, which virtually necessitates

affordable, independent access to blood tests.

In response to wayback44, LEF lets you designate lab work for

yourself or others.

~Xian

> >

> > Funny how I usually ignore LEF newsletters, but I was just

thinking

> of

> > getting online with them to see if they offer Vitamin D testing,

and

> > what do you know, they're offering it for only $25 until June 2.

> Big

> > sale price on that and their normal panels. Fate must have pushed

> me

> > online there today.

> >

> > Sorry for the flood of LEF information today, but not sure if

> everyone

> > gets their stuff.

> >

> > http://www.lef.org/bloodtest/?source=HomeTopBanner

> >

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> Co-Moderator " Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what

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[Guest guest]

That's good news. Then the only question is whether you can still

upgrade to a full membership for only $29, and whether you actually

get two years membership when you do that. That all worked for me,

but that was months ago.

> >

> > Funny how I usually ignore LEF newsletters, but I was just

thinking

> of

> > getting online with them to see if they offer Vitamin D testing,

and

> > what do you know, they're offering it for only $25 until June 2.

> Big

> > sale price on that and their normal panels. Fate must have pushed

> me

> > online there today.

> >

> > Sorry for the flood of LEF information today, but not sure if

> everyone

> > gets their stuff.

> >

> > http://www.lef.org/bloodtest/?source=HomeTopBanner

> >

>

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> Co-Moderator " Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what

you see. "

> Phil

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[Guest guest]

Yeah, the $29 thing is still good at LEF. I just joined last week, and

I was resigned to paying the $79.00 that was listed, but when I clicked

the " Join " button, it came up at $29.00. Then, when I was all done, it

showed that the membership was for 2 years. I don't know why they

don't publicize it. I almost didn't join, thinking it was $79.00 per

year.

>

> That's good news. Then the only question is whether you can still

> upgrade to a full membership for only $29, and whether you actually

> get two years membership when you do that. That all worked for me,

> but that was months ago.

>

[Guest guest]

I think if you sign up for the free magazine when you order tests you can just

for less money how much less I can't say not a member.

wayback44 <no_reply > wrote: That's good news. Then the

only question is whether you can still

upgrade to a full membership for only $29, and whether you actually

get two years membership when you do that. That all worked for me,

but that was months ago.

> >

> > Funny how I usually ignore LEF newsletters, but I was just

thinking

> of

> > getting online with them to see if they offer Vitamin D testing,

and

> > what do you know, they're offering it for only $25 until June 2.

> Big

> > sale price on that and their normal panels. Fate must have pushed

> me

> > online there today.

> >

> > Sorry for the flood of LEF information today, but not sure if

> everyone

> > gets their stuff.

> >

> > http://www.lef.org/bloodtest/?source=HomeTopBanner

> >

>

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> Co-Moderator " Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what

you see. "

> Phil

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