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03-22-2011, 11:58 PM #1Registered User
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Conversion Help
I have a question....I am looking into the MLB drug policy and came across this statement
"The presence of a Stimulant shall be considered a positive only if the level exceeds 250 ng/ml"
Since LabCorp test testosterone in ng/dl is the following math correct?
my levels are 355ng/dL=3.55ng/mL
if my math is correct, they are basically saying that a player could ultimately be "drinking the juice" as long as they're not above 2500ng/dl, which is pretty damn high for free serum levels in my opinion....
any clarification is appreciated!
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03-23-2011, 07:47 AM #2Registered User
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250ng/ml * (1ml/.01dl) = 25000ng/dl
I would double check that MLB drug policy, its not often that you see a blood concentration given in as a per ml unit, its nearly ALWAYS per deciliter.
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