It's the only one I'll bother reading, anyway, although if you can find another test reader around here who will read others, that's great. There's no site rule, but there aren't a lot of test readers.

Hey, I do it free. I like the Logan test, I can read it farly fast, I've trained myself to do most of the math in my head, and I don't need to research the background of the test because I already know it. If I'm having a good month, I might research another test, but if I'm not, I won't--I don't have time.

And frankly, some tests are awful. There have been some I've seen where I've tried to help and simply said, "I can't decipher this well enough to say anything other than they, quite literally, managed to give you exactly the information required to give you no usable information whatsoever."

Logan Labs test is $25. There may be universities that do tests for $10 or $15, but they do not do the comprehensive testing that LL does for that price. You can buy the comprehensive testing from the universities, but it will cost you more like $60-$100. Why? Because they are not in the habit of doing the comprehensive tests. They have to buy the chemicals in small quantities and pay more for them. Logan Labs buys in large quantities and passes the savings to the customers. Also the LL personnel do these comprehensive tests every time. The universities have to bring in the specialists to do the special testing. There is a lab in Texas that works similarly to LL, but they cost more and are not as reliable.