Heavy Metals Toxin Test from Superpower

The test costs $129. Annual membership is separate, at $199. Confirm which membership charges and additional costs apply before ordering. Product-specific refund and cancellation terms remain unresolved.

Exact offer page publishes the measured set: 20 named metals in table. The panel measures 20 named metals. This is a bounded product scope, not evidence of a complete toxicology or exposure assessment, and urine does not answer every metal-speciation question.

Results delivered to Superpower dashboard with reference ranges/flagged values; Superpower care team (and AI concierge on most pages) available for interpretation; several pages add an updated Action Plan. Quantitative results, Mosaic reference ranges, preparation guidance, an Action Plan, and care-team support provide context. Some ranges reflect emerging research, and an above-range result is not a diagnosis of poisoning or toxicity.

Method named: ICP-MS; lab named: Mosaic Diagnostics, CAP-accredited, CLIA-certified, ISO 15189-accredited. Mosaic Diagnostics uses ICP-MS with creatinine normalization to provide quantitative results and reference-range context. Laboratory credentials include CAP, CLIA and ISO 15189. Analyte-specific validation, detection limits, and clinical thresholds for all 20 metals are not confirmed.

Exact-offer availability list published (40 states, not NY/NJ) plus collection mode (local lab draw / at-home phlebotomist / mail-in kit). Order online without a doctor visit. Mosaic Diagnostics ships a kit with instructions and a prepaid return label; first-morning urine is preferred. Results arrive in the dashboard 10 to 14 days after Mosaic receives the sample, with care-team support available. Availability covers 39 named states plus Washington, D.C.; New York and New Jersey are excluded. The overall delivery and support experience has not been fully assessed.

The privacy policy covers health and laboratory data, affiliated providers, disclosures, access, and deletion choices. Product-specific urine-kit retention, disposal, and the complete laboratory data path are not confirmed.

A first-morning urine sample can provide recent or ongoing exposure context, roughly one to two weeks with the exact window varying by metal. Urinary mercury is mainly inorganic or elemental, while blood is more validated for fish methylmercury.

All 20 metals are named, with urine collection, ICP-MS, creatinine normalization, laboratory credentials, state scope, price, membership and timing documented. Product-specific validation, specimen retention, and refund terms remain unresolved.