Environmental Toxins Panel Urine Test from Life Extension Lab Testing

The kit is analyzed by US BioTek, an established specialty laboratory. The offer page does not publish the analytical method or performance characteristics for the marketed markers, so measurement quality is only partly verifiable.

The panel directly measures urinary markers of phthalates, parabens, bisphenols, pesticides, herbicides including glyphosate and AMPA, PFAS, and volatile organic compounds, the core classes tracked for environmental chemical exposure.

With 49 named marker rows across twelve categories, from PFAS and phenols to benzene and xylene metabolites, the panel covers an unusually broad set of exposure classes in a single urine collection.

At $199.20 on sale from $249, the panel offers strong value per marker for a broad toxicant screen, though residents of Pennsylvania, Alaska, and New York cannot purchase it.

Markers are grouped into plain-language categories with descriptions of where the chemicals are found, and a sample report is available so buyers can see the result format before ordering.

The performing lab, full marker list, sample type, turnaround, and the Pennsylvania, Alaska, and New York exclusions are all published on the page.

The at-home liquid-urine kit ships broadly in the US, but Pennsylvania, Alaska, and New York residents cannot order it and results are not available online.

No privacy or data-handling policy specific to this test is published on the offer page, so buyers must rely on the general privacy practices of Life Extension and the laboratory.