Yes but don't forget both the short term and long term health implications for the vast majority of PED's users!
Not an argument I am getting into but you don't mention anything about that in your post.
Uhh... the reason why I even STARTED bodybuilding is because I first spent months looking up the health implications of PEDs.
I had absolutely zero interest in lifting until I started reading about biology and muscular hypertrophy and wanted to see if I could really grow the way that the books said I could. I had spent so much time reading up about it that I figured I should see if I could eat more, get in more protein and break down my muscles so they'll build back up. And lo and behold, it really worked. It was a challenge, but it worked just like how books described. Same thing with AAS. I started from a very cautious standpoint and did all the stupid cookie cutter cycles. Then I spent more time researching and observing MY results (because people on the internet are fucking boneheads and parrot bullshit that other boneheads spew) and learned how to use them for myself.
I live in Canada too, so I got a shitload of bloodwork for years. I never did a cycle without pre-, intra- and post-cycle bloodwork. My doctor got so fed up he'd just give me a requisition and I'd go get bloodwork. Instead of faxing it to his office, he'd just shred it and tell me to go online to see my results there as I knew how to interpret them. If anything was flagged he'd give me a call (he'd screen it and then shred it) but there was never a need for a phone call. People should get bloodwork the first time times they juice and periodically after that, but that's mostly to check for unknown genetic predispositions. Some people fall apart on juice whereas others juice well into an old age. I'll be on a generous HRT cycle well into my golden years unless something concerning comes up.