50% off at-Home Thyroid (TSH) Test Service $17.48 (Was $34.95) @ MyHealthTest

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Feeling tired, worn out and gaining weight? It might be time to check your thyroid. Thyroid problems affect 10% of all women, and 25% over the age of 65 years. Many symptoms can be simply treated once diagnosed.

MyHealthTest offers an easy and convenient way to check your thyroid health from home.

Order your mail order test kit online, collect a fingerprick blood sample in the privacy of your own home, post it back to our accredited pathology lab, and receive your results online via our secure website.

If your results are outside of the healthy range, this will be clearly marked on your test results and you will be advised to see your doctor.

Take a moment for a pre-Christmas health check before the start of the festive season. All thyroid test services are discounted by 50% until 17 December 2017. At-home thyroid test services are available at $17.48, discounted from $34.95.

How it works: https://www.myhealthtest.com/how-blood-test-service-works

About the test: https://www.myhealthtest.com/thyroid-tsh-test

Clinical info: https://www.myhealthtest.com/clinical-tsh

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  jv on 26/11/2017 - 20:14

  +2

  Feeling tired, worn out and gaining weight? It might be time to check your thyroid.

  or it might be time to stop eating Dominos each night…

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  impendingdoom on 26/11/2017 - 20:18

  +17

  Or you can get your TSH levels for FREE by going to a doctor and getting a referral for a blood test.
  And as an added bonus, the doctor can actually do something about it if your thyroid levels are off.

  Because we have Medicare in Australia.

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    Spazmos on 26/11/2017 - 20:25

    second that! Can't believe people would actually buy into this…

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  Cheapascents on 26/11/2017 - 20:29

  damn would be nice if it was a full male hormone panel test

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    UncommonName on 26/11/2017 - 20:35

    Yes would have been great. Do you know any service provider for full male hormone panel test?

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      Cheapascents on 26/11/2017 - 20:40

      yeah

      http://imedical.com.au/order/blood-tests

      i vaguely remember another one, starting with S, but now when i google it, its not coming up

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        UncommonName on 26/11/2017 - 20:42

        Thanks, its all out of pocket? Seems to be no bulk billing.

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        Cheapascents on 26/11/2017 - 20:43

        yeah you have to pay for it, its private, and it wont show up on your records.
        there was another starting with S
        its was relatively cheaper and had more test to it
        sadly its not coming up in the search engine anymore

        edited* i found it

        https://www.i-screen.com.au/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA6enQBRDUARIsAGs1Y…

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        UncommonName on 26/11/2017 - 20:59

        @Cheapascents: Thanks.

        It seems expensive than USA.

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  pennypincher98 on 26/11/2017 - 20:31

  +1

  you will be advised to see your doctor

  Guess what, I know a way to get it for $17.48 cheaper!!
  Go to the damn doctor in the first place!

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  SwedishChef on 26/11/2017 - 20:39

  From their FAQ:

  1. Can I order a PSA test without seeing my GP or specialist?
     Yes, however our PSA test is not a replacement for a consultation with a healthcare professional.

  We recommend you talk to your doctor about your specific concerns before you take a PSA test, so you understand the information you will receive.

  Once you’ve discussed PSA testing with your doctor and decide if it’s right for you, you can order MyHealthTest’s PSA test service online, which offers a simple and convenient testing alternative to visiting a local pathology centre.

  Once you receive your results, if your PSA level is elevated – or you’re concerned about some other aspect of your test result – we recommend discussing any concerns with a healthcare professional.

  No legitimate GP would send you away for an online test from an unknown online company that you can't even claim from Medicare or Private Health.

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    MorriJ on 26/11/2017 - 20:41

    Oh they do in the US. This is where they are based presumably.

    Medicare covers this.

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      SwedishChef on 26/11/2017 - 20:48

      Oh no doubt, their healthcare system is a joke. Their parent company is US owned, but this "service" has legitimately launched in Aus with an Aus board of directors.

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        MorriJ on 26/11/2017 - 20:55

        Oh I get it.

        This is fingerstick test only, not a blood draw.

        As a true Ozbargainer, I'll let a doc do a full blood draw and keep my dried blood to myself.

        I guess its a great bargain then; pay for a test you otherwise need advice from your GP from to interpret.

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  Bluberry on 26/11/2017 - 20:41

  This test is Free if you are a Medicare card holder. Dont fall for this BS!

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  MorriJ on 26/11/2017 - 20:45

  +1

  Can we neg because its cheaper here? https://www.humanservices.gov.au/individuals/medicare

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  rekabkram on 26/11/2017 - 21:44

  Feeling tired, worn out and gullible?
  Maybe you should send us some money so that we can tell you if you should see a doctor about this, don’t worry to cover our asses we’ll likely mention that for more information and assessment that you should see a doctor anyway.

  If only as mentioned several times above we had Medicare, such healthcare could take care of this scan and then offer advice on the results either way.