Heavy Metals Panel from Lifeforce

The Lifeforce Heavy Metals Panel costs $200 as an optional add-on. It must be added to a standard 50+ biomarker panel blood draw through the Lifeforce portal and cannot be ordered separately. It is not available for in-home or walk-in orders in New York, Rhode Island, or New Jersey.

The Lifeforce Heavy Metals Panel measures Arsenic, Mercury, and Lead. The exact markers are published on the official Lifeforce support page, giving a clear picture of what the panel covers.

The Lifeforce Heavy Metals Panel is designed for screening for toxic metal exposure affecting neurological function, cardiovascular health, and overall well-being. The intended use is clearly stated, helping consumers understand whether this panel matches their health interests.

Lifeforce describes what members will learn: Arsenic from water and food sources, Mercury from fish and dental fillings, and Lead from older homes and water, with their effects on brain, kidney, and cardiovascular health. However, no sample report, specific result thresholds, or detailed interpretation rules are published on the available pages.

Lifeforce conducts blood draws at Quest Diagnostics locations for its standard panels, and add-on panels are included in the same blood draw. However, the specific performing laboratory, assay methods, and analytical validation for the Heavy Metals Panel add-on are not published on the available pages.

The Heavy Metals Panel is added through the Lifeforce portal when activating a blood draw. Avoid seafood and red wine for 72 hours before your blood draw. It is not available for in-home or walk-in orders in New York, Rhode Island, or New Jersey.

Lifeforce publishes a privacy policy and a medical privacy notice describing how personal and health information is handled. Panel-specific details about how Heavy Metals Panel results and specimens are stored, shared, or retained are not published on the available pages.

Pricing ($200), included markers, preparation requirements, and state availability limits are published on the official Lifeforce support page. The page honestly notes that panels must be combined with a standard blood draw and cannot be ordered alone.