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Do i have to pay to get lab results or are they free?
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Often free from docs: Often, usual labs from your doc are given to you for free..Typically 2-4 pages. Because of this small number of pages, they don't charge you, but that is not to say they can't. The results are yours, but the papers being printed/copied on is not and so they may charge you for printing/copying, which is often the case with hospitals etc...Hope that answers your question..Good luck.
Answered 10/3/2016
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