USA Discounted Blood work

[BeardedGuy]

I had a fine experience with Algorx.com, the Test simple panel along with their IGF individual test let me dial in my levels for my lipolysis efforts. 140mg and 2.5iu daily.
Was $150 complete.

 

[Photon]

Ok awesome i'm boutta go stock up!

Is the last day on Black Friday? also I've never used fitomics so would I have to pay for the subscription indefinitely until I actually get the blood drawn? or could I just subscribe, buy tests for the next 6 months, save the forms, and then cancel the subscription?

You can cancel after you buy.
Discount code ends at 12:00 AM CST on 11/29/2025

 

[mntman15]

This is great. I was looking at labs for thyroid much cheaper using this. I don't have a need for a plan yet but deff saved this service for future use.

 

[DonLigero]

When you order labs with fitomics, is there like a certain timeframe between when you purchase the tests and get the slip and actually go to do the blooddraw? Would be pretty sick if i could just buy a couple months of labs ahead of time

Officially LC has told Fitomics that requisitions are valid for 180 days from order date. Many have used them older than 180 days. I have yet to hear of anyone being denied, but it may be up to the local LC facility.

 

[niqTM]

how do those prices at fitomics compare to hello good labs?

 

[Photon]

how do those prices at fitomics compare to hello good labs?

Depends on what you're testing.

They've got a reusable 25 percent off coupon right now too. GL referral code can only be used once I believe (?)

Post in thread 'Basic/Affordable/Comprehensive Bloodwork'

Sep 17, 2025

Updated it since i was buying labs for my next cycle.
Fitomics dropped prices by ~30$, pretty impressive.

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[DonLigero]

Depends on what you're testing.

They've got a reusable 25 percent off coupon right now too. GL referral code can only be used once I believe (?)

Post in thread 'Basic/Affordable/Comprehensive Bloodwork'

Sep 17, 2025

Updated it since i was buying labs for my next cycle.
Fitomics dropped prices by ~30$, pretty impressive.

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Thanks for sharing Photon.

I helped Fitomics start their service so am biased. I used GoodLabs once to check out their service. They are excellent.

For people doing labwork once or twice a year, GoodLabs is probably cheaper overall. If you are doing labs 3+ times a year, then Fitomics ends up saving quite a bit especially when they run sales.

 

[DonLigero]

Today Fitomics also launched testing for NY and NJ via BioReference. A bit more expensive than Quest or LabCorp, but the option is now available at discounted rates.

 

[Proud_papa_pump]

All panels with OmegaCheck have been adjusted down about $17 to reflect this new pricing.

Hey Don, looking through the insider shop, I’m not seeing anything for Omega. Do they have a special name for it that I’m missing?

 

[DonLigero]

Hey Don, looking through the insider shop, I’m not seeing anything for Omega. Do they have a special name for it that I’m missing?

Make sure when logged in, in the upper right, click the dropdown on Account and you choose the Quest Shop.



And then you should see this.

 

[Photon]

Hey Don, looking through the insider shop, I’m not seeing anything for Omega. Do they have a special name for it that I’m missing?

It used to be offered by LC but no longer is, maybe that's why. Only way is via Quest now.

 

[adrenalytic]

Today Fitomics also launched testing for NY and NJ via BioReference. A bit more expensive than Quest or LabCorp, but the option is now available at discounted rates.

How exactly does this work? I tried to use GoodLabs (they also have BioReference) but still couldn't get labs done in NY. I am hesitant to subscribe to a service that ultimately will not be rendered. And since you can't see prices without paying for membership I have no idea how much cost I would be saving anyway.

 

[DonLigero]

How exactly does this work? I tried to use GoodLabs (they also have BioReference) but still couldn't get labs done in NY. I am hesitant to subscribe to a service that ultimately will not be rendered. And since you can't see prices without paying for membership I have no idea how much cost I would be saving anyway.

If you want to send me a list of tests you are interested in, I am happy to pull the prices. Feel free to DM if you would prefer private. Fitomics will certainly refund any sub costs if you cannot get it fulfilled.

 

[Proud_papa_pump]

It used to be offered by LC but no longer is, maybe that's why. Only way is via Quest now.

That explains it.

 

[Proud_papa_pump]

Make sure when logged in, in the upper right, click the dropdown on Account and you choose the Quest Shop.

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And then you should see this.

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Thanks Don. I hadn’t checked Quest. That makes sense.

 

[Photon]

Hi @DonLigero

Do you know if this is the same case for labs done at Fitomics?

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MarekHealth/comments/17jt0ui/does_my_primary_care_physician_see_my_marek_blood/



Will my PCP be able to view my LC results done with Fitomics?
Is there any way to prevent it?

 

[MissedArmDay66]

Hi @DonLigero

Do you know if this is the same case for labs done at Fitomics?

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MarekHealth/comments/17jt0ui/does_my_primary_care_physician_see_my_marek_blood/



Will my PCP be able to view my LC results done with Fitomics?
Is there any way to prevent it?

I just got done doing Labcorp labs for my trt doc and noticed on the report that there was an additional column with my previous results for any test that was same as the tests my doc ordered. First time I’ve seen that on a Labcorp report. It didn’t mention who ordered them so the doc doesn’t know they are from Fitomics but they were. I think he though they were from his orders as all he said was your test level was is really high but not as high as last time when it was over 1500z

 

[DonLigero]

Hi @DonLigero

Do you know if this is the same case for labs done at Fitomics?

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MarekHealth/comments/17jt0ui/does_my_primary_care_physician_see_my_marek_blood/



Will my PCP be able to view my LC results done with Fitomics?
Is there any way to prevent it?

Potentially yes. My understanding is the data is available to medical professionals, if they request it. It's not just staring them in the face unless their systems automatically poll LC and Quest for data based on patient demographics.

This is not a Fitomics thing, it is a LabCorp, Quest Medical Industrial Complex thing.

 

[Photon]

Potentially yes. My understanding is the data is available to medical professionals, if they request it. It's not just staring them in the face unless their systems automatically poll LC and Quest for data based on patient demographics.

This is not a Fitomics thing, it is a LabCorp, Quest Medical Industrial Complex thing.

Thanks for the confirmation.

 

[Angryshitter]

Potentially yes. My understanding is the data is available to medical professionals, if they request it. It's not just staring them in the face unless their systems automatically poll LC and Quest for data based on patient demographics.

This is not a Fitomics thing, it is a LabCorp, Quest Medical Industrial Complex thing.

How do I prevent them from seeing this? I don't want any doctors or any hospitals or Insurance to have access to the shit I privately pay for and seek treatment personally out of pocket. This is ridiculous.

I'm trying to go underground and stay underground for a reason here