Mycotoxin Blood Serum Test from MyMycoLab

MyMycoLab measures IgG and IgE antibodies to 14 named mycotoxins in blood serum, a method the company says is supported by more than 20 years of peer-reviewed research. Antibody levels reflect immune response rather than current toxin load, and the test is not FDA cleared, so results require clinical interpretation.

The panel directly targets mycotoxin and mold exposure concerns by measuring immune responses to 14 mycotoxins in both IgG and IgE classes, producing 28 results. It suits people who suspect mold-related illness and prefer blood serum antibody evidence over urine mycotoxin testing.

The test reports 28 antibody results covering 14 named mycotoxins, including satratoxin, ochratoxin A and B, gliotoxin, fumonisin, and zearalenone. Coverage is limited to immune response markers; it does not measure mycotoxin concentrations present in the body.

The exact price of 380 dollars is published on the MyMycoLab website, paid directly with no insurance billing. No membership or subscription is required, and standard direct-pay purchase terms apply to the order.

Results are delivered within 14 business days and include a complimentary 15-minute Zoom review with a MyMycoLab medical advisor. The company recommends sharing the antibody results with a healthcare provider to guide next steps.

MyMycoLab publishes the 14 tested mycotoxins, the IgG and IgE antibody method, the 380 dollar price, turnaround time, and its Florida laboratory contact details. Refund terms appear in the published cancellation and refund policy.

The test is ordered online through the patient portal with no physician referral required, and the collection kit is mailed to you. A blood draw still must be done by a phlebotomist, so it is not a fully at-home test. No state exclusions are stated on the site.

Ordering and results run through the secure MyMycoLab patient portal, and blood samples are handled under standard clinical laboratory practice. Specific data retention and deletion terms are as published in the company privacy policy.