How To Get your Life Back From Morgellons and Other Skin Parasites
Appendix Instructions for Submitting Blood Samples via UPS or Fed EX I was due to have my blood drawn by my regular physician so I informed her of my needs to have extra blood drawn and she didn't object. You will receive two vials in the kit. By the way, when you ship the vials by Fed Ex to the laboratory, things don't seem to be sized quite right and can be a bit frustrating. Fed Ex requires that the blood samples (which will be on an ice pack) be in a sealed bag inside a box and that everything be wrapped in absorbent material like paper towels in case of breakage and that everything again be in a sealed bag inside the shipping bag Fed Ex supplies you. Your blood kit will include: 2 vials inside a Styrofoam container inside a box. 1 zip lock bag with a space for your name on it. Paper towel. Two vials come in a Styrofoam container which along with the ice is supposed to go inside zip lock bag which in turn is supposed to go inside the box which in turn is to go inside a larger zip lock bag. The problem is that the zip lock bag supplied is too small to fit both halves of the Styrofoam container inside. Plus, all of this would not all fit inside the box. How I did it for myself, and later on my mother, is that I only used half of the Styrofoam form, wrapped the ice in one towel and laid it on top of the blood samples which were in the Styrofoam form. This goes into the zip lock bag supplied with the kit--however, it seemed too small so you might want to take a quart size zip lock with you. Then this bag with the samples inside, goes into the box that came with the tubes and can be wrapped with paper towels, and it goes into a large zip lock bag which goes inside the Fed Ex bag. Of course, you could simply find a slightly larger box, use both halves [Š copyright 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 Richard Kuhns, Middletown, NJ
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