Metal Screen 3 Urine Test: Comprehensive Heavy Metal Toxicity Screening
Understanding Heavy Metal Toxicity and Your Health
Heavy metal exposure represents a significant health concern in modern industrial environments. The Metal Screen 3 Urine Test provides comprehensive screening for 12 essential and toxic metals using advanced Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) technology. This non-invasive urine test offers precise quantification of metal concentrations, enabling early detection of toxicity before serious health complications develop.
What Does the Metal Screen 3 Urine Test Measure?
Our comprehensive screening panel detects and quantifies the following 12 metals:
- Arsenic – Industrial exposure, pesticide contamination
- Cadmium – Battery manufacturing, metal plating
- Chromium – Metalworking, leather tanning
- Cobalt – Hard metal industry, orthopedic implants
- Lead – Paint, plumbing, battery manufacturing
- Manganese – Welding, mining, steel production
- Thallium – Electronics, glass manufacturing
- Copper – Essential nutrient and potential toxin
- Zinc – Essential nutrient and industrial exposure
- Selenium – Essential nutrient and industrial byproduct
- Nickel – Metal plating, battery production
- Mercury – Dental amalgams, mining, fish consumption
Who Should Consider Metal Screen 3 Urine Testing?
Occupational Exposure Risks
Individuals working in high-risk industries should consider regular screening:
- Metal workers and welders
- Battery manufacturing employees
- Mining and smelting workers
- Electronics manufacturing personnel
- Construction and demolition workers
- Agricultural workers using pesticides
Symptoms of Heavy Metal Toxicity
Consider testing if experiencing:
- Unexplained neurological symptoms (tremors, memory loss)
- Chronic fatigue and weakness
- Gastrointestinal disturbances
- Skin rashes or discoloration
- Hair loss or brittle nails
- Muscle and joint pain
- Respiratory issues
- Cognitive impairment or mood changes
Benefits of Metal Screen 3 Urine Testing
Early Detection and Prevention
Regular screening provides multiple health advantages:
- Early Toxicity Identification – Detect metal accumulation before symptom onset
- Occupational Health Monitoring – Ensure workplace safety compliance
- Environmental Exposure Assessment – Identify contamination sources
- Treatment Guidance – Inform chelation therapy decisions
- Baseline Establishment – Create individual metal exposure profiles
- Regulatory Compliance – Meet occupational health requirements
Advanced Analytical Technology
Our ICP-MS methodology offers:
- Exceptional sensitivity and specificity
- Simultaneous multi-element detection
- Low detection limits for trace metals
- Precise quantitative results
- Reliable reference range comparisons
Understanding Your Test Results
Interpreting Metal Levels
Your results will include:
- Individual Metal Concentrations – Measured in micrograms per liter
- Reference Ranges – Established normal values for comparison
- Toxicity Indicators – Clear markers for elevated levels
- Trend Analysis – Comparison with previous tests if available
Clinical Implications
Elevated metal levels may indicate:
- Acute or chronic exposure sources
- Occupational health risks
- Environmental contamination
- Dietary sources of contamination
- Need for medical intervention
Next Steps After Testing
Based on your results:
- Consult with your healthcare provider for interpretation
- Discuss workplace safety improvements if occupational exposure detected
- Consider environmental testing if non-occupational sources identified
- Implement dietary changes if food sources contribute to exposure
- Schedule follow-up testing to monitor changes
Test Pricing and Availability
| Price Type | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Discount Price | $476 |
| Regular Price | $626 |
Service Details
- Turnaround Time: Sample collected daily by 6 pm; Report available next day
- Sample Type: 10 mL aliquot of 24-hour urine collected in acid-washed metal-free container
- Methodology: Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS)
- Specialty: Industrial Disease Testing
Nationwide Availability
GGC DNA provides comprehensive Metal Screen 3 Urine Testing services across the United States. We have conveniently located branches in all major metropolitan areas including:
- New York City and surrounding areas
- Los Angeles and Southern California
- Chicago and Midwest regions
- Houston and Texas locations
- Phoenix and Southwest facilities
- And many more locations nationwide
Take Action for Your Health Today
Don’t wait for symptoms to develop. Proactive heavy metal screening can protect your long-term health and identify potential exposure risks before they cause significant damage. Our comprehensive Metal Screen 3 Urine Test provides the detailed information you need to make informed decisions about your health and workplace safety.
Ready to schedule your test? Contact us today:
Phone/WhatsApp: +1(267) 388-9828
Our experienced healthcare professionals are available to answer your questions, discuss your specific concerns, and help you schedule your Metal Screen 3 Urine Test at a location convenient for you. Take the first step toward comprehensive heavy metal screening and occupational health protection.

