Reddit mentions: The best home cholesterol tests

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Top Reddit comments about Home Cholesterol Tests:

u/iqlcxs · 1 pointr/PCOS

That'd be pretty cool. I currently use a combination of strips to monitor mine:

  • Easy@Home bluetooth thermometer for daily basal. My basal temp fluctuates wildly since I have allergies but I did kind of see a trend the one time so far I've ovulated.
  • Easy@Home LH strips to monitor daily after day CD4-3dpo. These are the cheapies that you can get for 100 for $20. They work but are a bit noisier than I'd like so I use...
  • Pre-mom semi-quantitative LH strips when it looks like I'm seeing a surge, usually 3dbo to 3dpo.
  • Proov Progesterone strips (CD8, 3dpo-7dpo) to confirm ovulation.

    This is fairly expensive monthly (~$70/mo) but I'm doing unmonitored letrozole cycles right now and so it's cheaper than taking the day off work and driving 6 hours several times.

    This gave me a really clear picture last cycle: https://imgur.com/a/o64Eqgz, confirmed with the progesterone strips, and then menstruated exactly 14dpo as expected.

    Something like the 10 parameter urinalysis strips that did estrogen, lh, and progesterone each dip would be awesome, or a meter like my blood glucose meter that automatically measured the amounts. It'd probably be insanely expensive, since the progesterone strips themselves are $5 per and the semi-quantitative (high quality) LH strips are $1 per strip.
u/LordGuapo · 1 pointr/ketogains

For those interested in this topic I used this relatively cheap Lipid Panel Test Kit from Amazon.

Now for my rant/review; I got 1 kit done for before starting a keto regimen, and 1 for after. I had a bit of saturated fats and also a few too many keto snacks and cauliflower (carb substitute hacks).

Total Cholesterol: 205 , 235
Triglycerides: 64.9, 119
HDL-C: 38 (low), 58
LDL-C: 153, 153
TC/HDL-C Ratio: 5.4 (high), 4.1

The results were good, besides elevated triglycerides which is a strong indicator a person isn't adapting well to the diet (1/4 of humans dont). The level it rose to is still in the "optimal" zone at 'under 150' so we'll see where we are at as I only recently went back to stricter/cleaner keto. Will test again in June.

Cheers!

u/PapaTua · 1 pointr/Dryfasting

https://www.amazon.com/Parameter-Urinalysis-Infection-Diabetes-Gallbladder/dp/B00XIKQCJC

I wanted strips that had ketones and specific gravity and these where the best deal I could find. I'm relatively healthy for a fat dirty pig so 99% of the time all the indicators are negative, but it's informative and fun keeping tabs.

u/tenstitches · 1 pointr/steroids

How accurate are these home blood tests (http://www.amazon.com/Best-Home-Cholesterol-Test-Triglycerides/dp/B00CA8LW5M) In my state you can't get bloods by walking to a private lab, and these seem to have good reviews. Wondered if anyone has tried them.

u/adidashawarma · 1 pointr/dogs

Intact male dogs are always "in heat"! But regarding the urine stench, I would capture a morning sample to take to the vet. ASAP.

ETA: Just saw your response to the other poster. I would still capture a morning sample and if you feel that you are not being listened to, I would find a second opinion. I, for one, have used these because I have an intact female. Just to ensure that when she's through her heat, I am not going to miss an infection or something like that (even with no signs whatsoever).

u/analoguefade · 1 pointr/cfs

Could be proteinuria. You can buy test strips on amazon that test for protein in the urine, but it's probably worth seeing a doctor about if it's happening consistently.

u/ramzvkumar · 1 pointr/KidneyStones

Not sure if links are allowed here, but these urine analysis strips came in very handy when I had my kidney stone. 10 Parameter Urinalysis Test Strips 150ct on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00XIKQCJC?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

u/susandeschain9 · 1 pointr/Interstitialcystitis

10 Parameter Urinalysis Test Strips 150ct, Urinary Tract Infection Strips (UTI) Urine Test Strips Test Glucose, Ketone, pH, Protein, And More, for Those With Diabetes, Gallbladder, and Kidney Problems https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00XIKQCJC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_mBvNBbXJZDQ6A

Does this look comparable to what you have in UK? It looks like they both test for the same 10 things.