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Measures 14 toxic metals including mercury, lead, aluminium, cadmium, and arsenic from a 24-hour urine collection. Assesses total body burden and kidney elimination of toxic metals. Used for occupational exposure screening and chelation therapy monitoring.

Checks for active H. pylori infection by identifying bacterial proteins in a stool sample. Used for initial screening and to confirm eradication after antibiotic treatment. At-home collection kit.

Checks for Hepatitis A antibodies to assess immunity from past infection or vaccination. Results guide vaccination decisions, particularly before travel to endemic areas or for occupational screening in healthcare and food service.

Measures Hepatitis B markers including HBsAg, Anti-HBs, and Anti-HBc to determine immunity and infection status. Results show whether you are susceptible, immune from vaccination, immune from past infection, or currently infected.

Screens for hepatitis C antibodies indicating past or current HCV exposure. A positive result does not confirm active infection; follow-up HCV RNA testing is needed to determine whether the virus is still present. Often causes no symptoms, making screening important for people with risk factors.

Measures very low levels of C-reactive protein to assess cardiovascular risk from chronic low-grade inflammation, even when cholesterol appears normal. No fasting required.

Measures histamine in whole blood to investigate histamine intolerance, mast cell activation, and conditions where excess histamine accumulation may be driving symptoms such as headaches, flushing, digestive discomfort, and nasal congestion.

Fourth-generation blood test screening for HIV-1/2 antibodies and p24 antigen simultaneously. Can identify HIV from around 2 to 4 weeks after exposure, earlier than older antibody-only tests. Reactive results require confirmatory testing.

Calculates the HOMA-IR score from fasting glucose and fasting insulin to estimate insulin resistance. A higher score suggests the pancreas is working harder than expected to maintain normal blood sugar. Used to assess metabolic syndrome risk, PCOS, and type 2 diabetes risk factors. Overnight fast required.

Measures homocysteine from a finger-prick blood spot sample. Elevated levels are associated with increased cardiovascular risk and may reflect B6, B12, or folate deficiency. Relevant for people monitoring heart health or investigating fatigue, mood changes, or cognitive concerns.

Measures homocysteine, an amino acid that rises when folate, B12, and B6 metabolism is impaired. Elevated levels are associated with increased cardiovascular and neurological risk. Used to investigate B-vitamin deficiency and assess methylation function. Fasting preferred.

Measures 17-hydroxyprogesterone (17-OHP), a steroid in the cortisol synthesis pathway. Elevated levels indicate an adrenal enzyme deficiency, most commonly 21-hydroxylase deficiency (congenital adrenal hyperplasia). Used to screen for CAH and investigate unexplained androgen excess.

Measures IgA antibody responses to 144 foods from a finger-prick blood spot. IgA is produced at mucosal surfaces like the gut lining, so elevated levels to specific foods may be relevant when investigating digestive symptoms and intestinal inflammation. Results are best interpreted with a healthcare provider.

Measures IgA antibody responses to 96 Asian cuisine foods from a finger-prick blood spot. Covers miso, rice varieties, seaweeds, and fermented condiments that standard Western panels often miss. Suited to people who regularly eat Asian food and have unexplained digestive symptoms.

Measures IgA antibody responses to 96 commonly consumed foods from a finger-prick blood spot. IgA reflects gut-level mucosal immune activity, making elevated results potentially relevant for digestive symptoms and intestinal inflammation.

Measures IgA antibody responses to 96 plant-based foods including legumes, grains, nuts, and seeds from a finger-prick blood spot. Suited to vegetarians and vegans with unexplained digestive symptoms that may relate to specific plant food triggers.

At-home blood spot test measuring IgG antibody levels to 240 foods. The broadest food panel available, covering common foods, uncommon varieties, and additives. IgG indicates immune exposure, not confirmed sensitivity.

At-home blood spot test screening IgG antibody levels to 96 Asian cuisine foods. Covers ingredients that standard Western panels miss, including fermented condiments, specific soy products, seaweeds, and regional vegetables.

At-home blood spot test screening IgG antibody levels to 96 plant-based foods. Covers legumes, grains, nuts, seeds, soy products, and other vegetarian staples that standard Western panels may not include.

At-home blood spot test measuring IgG and IgA antibody responses to 96 foods. IgG reflects systemic immune exposure; IgA reflects gut-level mucosal responses. Results should guide supervised elimination trials with your healthcare provider.

At-home blood spot test measuring IgG antibody levels to 144 foods. Expanded coverage beyond standard 96-food panels, including less common foods and additives. IgG indicates immune exposure, not confirmed sensitivity.

Measures IgA, the antibody protecting mucosal surfaces in the gut and respiratory tract. Used to screen for IgA deficiency and validate coeliac antibody testing, as low IgA can cause false-negative coeliac results.

Measures IgD, the rarest major antibody class. Primarily ordered to investigate hyper-IgD syndrome (HIDS/mevalonate kinase deficiency) in the context of recurrent periodic fevers. Rarely used outside specialist settings.