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Old Mon, May-23-05, 16:42
adukart adukart is offline
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Plan: Atkins
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Just wondering what was the price of your test, TSH, T3, 4T, and such?
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Old Tue, May-24-05, 08:12
adukart adukart is offline
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No one knows the price of their lab tests?

I searched online and it looks like it's anywhere from $130-408, that's why I was wondering.
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Old Tue, May-24-05, 08:43
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At www.healthcheckusa.com I paid $75 for TSH, FT3 and FT4. I think it has gotten even cheaper now.
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Old Tue, May-24-05, 19:59
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I did not ask my current DR about the price of my last two tests since my insurance covers it. However, nearly 10 years ago, I was seeing an endo who tested me for thyroid condition and his nurse told me he billed $700 per test. Luckily, I had health insurance then too, but I was stunned when she said that -- obviously, since I've never forgotten it!!
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