Sale!

Arsenic 24-Hour Urine Test

Original price was: $126.Current price is: $100.

-21%

The Arsenic 24-Hour Urine Test is a specialized diagnostic procedure that measures arsenic levels in urine collected over a 24-hour period to assess chronic exposure and potential toxicity. This test is crucial for detecting arsenic poisoning from environmental contamination, occupational hazards, or accidental ingestion. Using advanced ICP-MS technology, it provides highly accurate quantification of arsenic metabolites. The test is particularly important for individuals working in industries involving pesticides, wood preservation, or semiconductor manufacturing. Results help healthcare providers determine appropriate treatment strategies for arsenic toxicity. The test costs $100 USD and includes comprehensive analysis with next-day reporting. Proper collection requires avoiding seafood and herbal supplements for 3 days prior to testing.

Trusted Testing. Expert Care. Guaranteed Privacy.

  • Accredited and Trusted
  • Expert Scientists, Advanced Technology
  • Data Privacy Guaranteed
Guaranteed Safe Checkout

Arsenic 24-Hour Urine Test – Comprehensive Heavy Metal Toxicity Screening

Understanding Arsenic Exposure and Toxicity

Arsenic is a naturally occurring metalloid that poses significant health risks when exposure exceeds safe levels. The Arsenic 24-Hour Urine Test represents the gold standard for assessing chronic arsenic exposure and potential toxicity. This comprehensive diagnostic tool measures the total arsenic concentration excreted in urine over a full 24-hour period, providing clinicians with crucial data for evaluating long-term exposure patterns and associated health risks.

What Does This Test Measure?

The Arsenic 24-Hour Urine Test utilizes Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) technology to precisely quantify arsenic levels in urine. This advanced analytical method detects both inorganic and organic arsenic compounds, including:

  • Inorganic arsenic species (most toxic forms)
  • Monomethylarsonic acid (MMA)
  • Dimethylarsinic acid (DMA)
  • Total arsenic concentration

Who Should Consider Arsenic Testing?

Occupational Exposure Risks

Individuals working in specific industries face elevated arsenic exposure risks and should consider regular testing:

  • Pesticide manufacturing and application workers
  • Wood preservation industry employees
  • Semiconductor and electronics manufacturing personnel
  • Smelting and mining industry workers
  • Glass production workers

Symptoms of Arsenic Toxicity

Consider testing if you experience these potential arsenic poisoning symptoms:

  • Gastrointestinal distress (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea)
  • Skin changes including hyperpigmentation and keratosis
  • Peripheral neuropathy (tingling or numbness in extremities)
  • Cardiovascular abnormalities
  • Hematological changes
  • Respiratory issues in occupational settings

Clinical Benefits of Arsenic Testing

Comprehensive arsenic screening provides multiple clinical advantages:

  • Early Detection: Identifies arsenic exposure before severe symptoms develop
  • Exposure Assessment: Quantifies the extent of environmental or occupational exposure
  • Treatment Guidance: Informs appropriate chelation therapy when indicated
  • Preventive Monitoring: Enables workplace safety improvements
  • Legal Documentation: Provides evidence for occupational health claims

Understanding Your Test Results

Interpretation Guidelines

Your arsenic test results will be interpreted based on established reference ranges:

  • Normal Range: Typically below 50 mcg/L for total arsenic
  • Elevated Levels: May indicate recent seafood consumption (organic arsenic)
  • Concerning Levels: Elevated inorganic arsenic suggests significant exposure
  • Critical Levels: Require immediate medical intervention and exposure cessation

Follow-up Actions

Based on your results, your healthcare provider may recommend:

  • Environmental exposure assessment
  • Workplace safety evaluation
  • Nutritional support for detoxification
  • Specialized medical consultation
  • Regular monitoring for chronic exposure

Test Pricing and Availability

Test Name Discount Price Regular Price
Arsenic 24-Hour Urine Test $100 USD $126 USD

Sample Collection and Processing

Turnaround Time: Sample accepted daily by 6 PM; Reports available next day

Sample Requirements: 10 mL (5 mL minimum) aliquot of 24-hour urine collected in acid-washed metal-free container

Pre-Test Preparation Instructions

For accurate results, follow these essential preparation guidelines:

  • Avoid consuming seafood and herbal supplements for 3 days prior to collection
  • If Gadolinium or Iodine contrast media administered, wait 96 hours before collection
  • Use powderless gloves during specimen collection
  • Mix urine thoroughly before transferring aliquot
  • Record total 24-hour volume on vial and test request form
  • Ship specimen refrigerated or frozen

Nationwide Testing Availability

We have diagnostic centers conveniently located across the United States, serving major metropolitan areas including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, and San Jose. Our network ensures accessible testing for occupational health monitoring and environmental exposure assessment nationwide.

Book Your Arsenic Test Today

Take control of your health and workplace safety with comprehensive arsenic exposure testing. Our advanced ICP-MS technology provides accurate, reliable results with next-day reporting. Contact our specialists to schedule your test or discuss occupational health screening programs.

Call or WhatsApp: +1(267) 388-9828

Our experienced team is available to answer your questions about arsenic testing, occupational exposure risks, and proper sample collection procedures. Protect your health with professional heavy metal toxicity screening from General Genetics Corporation.