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Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels in Rhode Island

Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels can be ordered without a referral, and this guide covers what to expect. This urine test measures the levels of six common heavy metals in your body. It also includes a creatinine measurement to help interpret the results.

Typical turnaround1-3 business days
Price range$398
PreparationFollow the lab's instructions.
Sample typeUrine sample
ReferralNo referral required

What this test is

This test analyzes a urine sample to detect and quantify the amounts of specific heavy metals that may have accumulated in your body. Heavy metals are naturally occurring elements that can be toxic even at low levels.

What it measures

  • Arsenic — reflects exposure to this common environmental metal
  • Cadmium — reflects exposure to this metal found in batteries and smoke
  • Cobalt — reflects exposure to this metal found in some supplements and industrial uses
  • Lead — reflects exposure to this toxic metal
  • Mercury — reflects exposure to this metal found in fish and some industrial processes
  • Thallium — reflects exposure to this highly toxic metal
  • Creatinine — helps adjust for urine concentration

What the test involves

You will need to provide a urine sample. The collection instructions will be provided by the laboratory performing the test.

Why it is often ordered

Clinicians may order this test to assess potential exposure to certain heavy metals. Understanding your levels can help inform discussions about environmental factors or lifestyle choices.

Preparation

Please follow the specific preparation instructions provided by the laboratory. This may include dietary or medication guidelines.

How results are reported

Results are typically available within one to three business days. The laboratory will provide a report detailing your levels for each metal, along with reference ranges, which can vary by lab.

Before you go

  • Specific urine collection instructions
  • How to prepare your sample
  • When to expect results

Cities

Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels in Rhode Island communities

Choose your city for local context and to request this test.

Providence1,270,149Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsWarwick82,666Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsCranston82,654Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsPawtucket75,200Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsEast Providence47,171Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsWoonsocket43,044Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsNewport25,322Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsCentral Falls22,192Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsValley Falls12,064Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsNewport East11,903Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsGreenville8,955Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsCumberland Hill8,925Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsKingston6,496Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsPascoag4,471Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsNarragansett Pier3,265Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsMelville1,838Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsHope Valley1,717Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsChepachet1,691Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsAshaway1,539Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsHarmony1,493Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsHarrisville1,459Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsBradford1,315Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals LevelsGreene1,032Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test – 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels