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Heavy Metals Test Panel Expanded

Quest Health

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A reasonably transparent direct-order urine exposure panel for six metals, with creatinine correction and an included clinician discussion. It is best when the exposure question matches its specific urine scope. Its limitations for lead and organic mercury matter, and it should not be treated as a broad or diagnostic toxicity workup.

document-verifiedSources documentedProvider identifiedLast verified August 15, 2026

Review status. This record is live for catalog testing, but its Test Grade and dimension scores are still awaiting editorial publication.

Best for

Environmental exposure

Standout strength

Quest clearly identifies all six metals, includes creatinine correction, and discloses the base price, physician fee, collection path, and typical turnaround.

Important watch-out

Urine lead is not the more widely accepted blood method for lead toxicity.

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Heavy Metals Test Panel Expanded

Quest Health

This test has not received a published Test Grade yet.

A reasonably transparent direct-order urine exposure panel for six metals, with creatinine correction and an included clinician discussion. It is best when the exposure question matches its specific urine scope. Its limitations for lead and organic mercury matter, and it should not be treated as a broad or diagnostic toxicity workup.

document-verifiedSources documentedProvider identifiedLast verified August 15, 2026

Review status. This record is live for catalog testing, but its Test Grade and dimension scores are still awaiting editorial publication.

Best for

Environmental exposure

Standout strength

Quest clearly identifies all six metals, includes creatinine correction, and discloses the base price, physician fee, collection path, and typical turnaround.

Important watch-out

Urine lead is not the more widely accepted blood method for lead toxicity.

Next step

Check the panel or research the provider

Prices, availability, and ordering requirements can change. Confirm the current details before purchasing.

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Scope, both directions

What it measures, and what it omits

Measured categories and focus areas

  • Heavy metals
  • Environmental exposure

Important limits and omissions

  • Urine lead is not the more widely accepted blood method for lead toxicity.
  • Urine mercury may not evaluate organic mercury from seafood.
  • The $191 stated total is self-pay, requires an in-person Quest visit, and does not include optional exposure add-ons.
  • Quest Consumer may share browsing and related personal information for targeted advertising, even though it states that it does not sell personal or consumer health data.

The full breakdown

Eight dimensions, each with its evidence

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Dimension scores have not been published for this record.

What it asks of you

Sample and fulfillment journey

Order

Lab visit, Order online access. Confirm current state availability before buying.

Collect

urine collection. Preparation requirements are shown when verified.

Return

Shipping and return requirements are not confirmed unless listed by the provider.

Lab

Method and laboratory documentation appear in the evidence section below.

Report

Current disclosed turnaround: 7 to 10 days.

Under the hood

Laboratory, method, and evidence sources

Every published claim should trace to a dated source. Missing evidence remains visible instead of being filled with assumptions.

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True total cost

Pricing and add-ons

Pricing for Heavy Metals Test Panel Expanded
ItemCurrent disclosed priceNote
Panel$185Verify the checkout total, shipping, and collection fees before ordering.
Optional servicesNot confirmedClinician review, subscriptions, and retesting discounts are listed only when documented.

Price status. This record shows disclosed pricing. Checkout costs can change and should be verified before purchase.

Your data

Privacy and data treatment

Privacy details are scored only when source documentation is available. Unconfirmed retention, deletion, research use, or marketing practices remain unconfirmed.

Reading the labels

Evidence states on this record

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The balance

Strengths and watch-outs

Strengths

  • Quest clearly identifies all six metals, includes creatinine correction, and discloses the base price, physician fee, collection path, and typical turnaround.
  • Independent clinician discussion is included with the purchase.
  • The product page openly states that urine is not the preferred specimen for every lead and mercury question.

Watch-outs

  • Urine lead is not the more widely accepted blood method for lead toxicity.
  • Urine mercury may not evaluate organic mercury from seafood.
  • The $191 stated total is self-pay, requires an in-person Quest visit, and does not include optional exposure add-ons.
  • Quest Consumer may share browsing and related personal information for targeted advertising, even though it states that it does not sell personal or consumer health data.

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Verification history

August 15, 2026Current record verification date.Current

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