Mold/Mycotoxin MycoTOX Profile from My Labs For Life

No urine mycotoxin test is FDA approved, and the CDC notes that low levels of mycotoxins are found in healthy people from ordinary dietary exposure. This is a laboratory-developed urine test run by Mosaic Diagnostics, formerly Great Plains Laboratory, using mass spectrometry, and its clinical meaning for an individual patient is uncertain.

The panel measures urinary metabolites of eleven mycotoxins produced by 40 species of mold, the main toxin groups tracked in mold-exposure screening, using mass spectrometry to detect lower levels of these fungal toxins.

Eleven mycotoxins from 40 mold species in a single urine sample is the broadest urine-based mycotoxin panel commonly offered, though it does not include the antibody-based immune response measured by blood serum mycotoxin tests.

At $355 with at-home collection, the panel is priced below several other urine mycotoxin screens, and no state exclusions are stated on the offer page. Results take 10 to 12 days, weather and holidays permitting.

The page explains how fungi colonize buildings, vehicles, and foodstuffs and links mycotoxin exposure to symptoms in plain language, and positions the test for follow-up monitoring of detoxification therapy, with a sample report linked.

The performing lab, sample type, turnaround, price, and the eleven-mycotoxin scope are published on the offer page, though the individual mycotoxin names appear only in the downloadable analyte-list PDF.

The at-home urine kit is orderable online with add-to-cart checkout, and no state exclusions are stated on the page, giving it broad US availability.

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 My Labs For Life and the laboratory.