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sorry, I missed it. my lab suggested testing bioavailable through RIA, does it make sense?

What do you mean by "Direct"? Do you mean from using total T, SHBG, and albumin with Vermeulen formula? Or do you mean RIA? RIA is another world, maybe it has some meaning, but would need a conversion.

late answer, these numbers are actually available in the patent WO2014138026A1 - Methods and systems for the diagnosis and treatment of androgen disorders - Google Patents

Are the "Multi-step Dynamic Binding Model with Complex Allostery" (also named FTz) and Tru-T really the same, or does Tru-T come with some new fixes?

for me, the main issue is that this algorithm is still a black box, which doesn't seem yet validated by the medical community. ppi'd also like to see if there are some tools to compute the Zakharov free t which seems to provide pretty reliable results.

then you trust more equilibrium dialysis than any computed FT?

lolol Do you have a specific condition which makes the TruT and equilibrium dialysis so different?