SKU is the âStock Keeping Unitââ¦ and is specific to the company who is keeping track of stock, this applies for âphysicallyâ or âvirtuallyâ keeping track of stock because in both cases you will want a unique identifier to help manage and organize your products whether it is on your website or in your warehouse.
Aspirin does affect thyroid function tests and changes include competitive inhibition of thyroid hormone binding to serum carrier proteins. Thus serum protein-bound iodine concentrations fall, although free thyroxine levels remain unaltered or only slightly increased.
- A study that showed that treatment for one week with aspirin decreased total T4, total T3, free T3, and TSH. - A UK site says that high-dose use of aspirin (>2g/day) can cause analytical interference (increased FT4 by displacement) when testing for thyroid function. (So aspirin doesn't actually affect anything but just looks like it does.) - Another article that mentions that the Total T4 reading can be skewed by large doses of aspirin (without affecting thyroid function). - From the book Aspirin and Related Drugs (you can find this on Google Books):