Mycotoxin Urine Test from RxHomeTest

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 in CLIA-certified labs, and its clinical meaning for individual patients is uncertain.

The panel measures urinary metabolites of sixteen common mycotoxins across five families, including aflatoxins, trichothecenes, ochratoxin A, gliotoxin, and zearalenone, the main groups tracked in mold-exposure screening.

Sixteen mycotoxins from five families cover the most commonly tested mold toxins, though it does not include the antibody-based immune response measured by blood serum mycotoxin tests.

At $399.99 on sale from $449.99 with free shipping, the panel is priced in line with other urine mycotoxin tests, but it cannot be shipped to a New York address and the lab rejects samples collected or mailed from New York.

The page explains each mycotoxin family in plain language with the molds and foods they come from, and a sample report shows the result format before purchase.

The sixteen mycotoxins, CLIA lab testing, sample method, price, and the New York restriction are all published on the offer page.

The at-home urine tube kit ships with free shipping, but New York residents cannot receive the kit and samples collected or mailed from New York are rejected by the lab.

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 RxHomeTest and the laboratory.