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Heavy Metals tests in Dubai & UAE

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Test and description	Specimen	Typical duration	Price	Options
TEST-335 ARSENIC 24 HOUR URINE Test This test measures the total amount of arsenic excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess chronic exposure.	24-Hour Urine	Next day (sample received by 6 PM)	550.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Total arsenic excretion", "Chronic arsenic exposure"] Parameters [{"name": "Total Arsenic", "reference_range": "0.1 µg/L"}] Preparation ["Avoid seafood and herbal supplements for 3 days prior", "Do not discontinue prescribed medication without consulting your doctor", "Use only powderless gloves during collection"] Indications ["Monitoring industrial workers", "Evaluating unexplained neuropathies", "Confirming environmental heavy metal burden"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 21090-5 ICD-10: T56.1 Clinical summary This test measures the total amount of arsenic excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess chronic exposure.
TEST-336 Arsenic Blood Test This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of total arsenic in a whole blood sample.	Whole blood (peripheral vein)	1 business day (next-day by 6 PM)	550.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Total arsenic concentration", "Trace element levels"] Parameters [{"name": "Total Arsenic", "reference_range": "0.1 µg/L"}] Preparation ["Avoid seafood, herbal supplements, and arsenic-containing medications for 3 days prior to collection.", "No fasting required; hydrate normally.", "Wear short sleeves for easy venous access."] Indications ["Suspected acute or chronic arsenic poisoning", "Monitoring occupational exposure", "Monitoring environmental exposure", "Proactive health assessment"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 1346-2 ICD-10: T57.0X1A, Z13.83 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of total arsenic in a whole blood sample.
TEST-338 Arsenic Random Urine Test This test quantifies total arsenic metabolites in urine to assess recent exposure.	Random Urine	Next-day report (sample by 6 pm)	550.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Total inorganic arsenic metabolites", "Total organic arsenic metabolites"] Parameters [{"name": "Total Arsenic", "reference_range": "0.1 µg/L LOD"}] Preparation ["Abstain from all seafood and herbal supplements strictly for 3 days prior.", "If you received MRI contrast or iodine dye, wait 96 hours before collecting the sample.", "Use only the provided metal-free, acid-washed container."] Indications ["Occupational health surveillance", "Chelation therapy monitoring", "Assessing detoxification protocol efficacy", "Suspected acute inorganic arsenic poisoning"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 5587-8 ICD-10: Z77.010, T57.0X1A Clinical summary This test quantifies total arsenic metabolites in urine to assess recent exposure.
TEST-418 Bismuth 24-Hour Urine Test This diagnostic test evaluates the total amount of bismuth excreted in the urine over a 24-hour period.	24-Hour Urine	10–14 Business Days	1,500.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Total bismuth excretion", "Cumulative exposure to bismuth"] Parameters [{"name": "Bismuth", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["Avoid all mineral supplements and bismuth-containing products (e.g., Pepto-Bismol) for at least 1 week prior to collection.", "Use only the acid-washed metal-free container provided.", "Do not measure the 24-hour total volume.", "Ship the sample refrigerated or frozen immediately after collection.", "Duly filled Test Send Out Consent Form (Form 35) is mandatory."] Indications ["Occupational health monitoring", "Gastroenterology applications", "Nephrology applications", "Monitoring chelation therapy"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 14671-7 ICD-10: T56.891 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the total amount of bismuth excreted in the urine over a 24-hour period.
TEST-415 Bismuth Random Urine Test This test measures the concentration of bismuth in a random urine sample to assess for potential toxicity.	Random Urine	14–21 calendar days	1,500.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Bismuth concentration in urine"] Parameters [{"name": "Bismuth", "reference_range": "≤0.1 µg/L"}] Preparation ["Discontinue all bismuth-containing medications (e.g., bismuth subsalicylate) and mineral supplements at least seven days prior to collection.", "Use only the laboratory-supplied acid-washed, metal-free urine container.", "Complete the Test Send Out Consent Form (Form 35) in full before sample pickup."] Indications ["Suspected occupational exposure to bismuth", "Chronic use of bismuth-containing medications", "Assessment of unexplained neurocognitive or renal dysfunction"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 5687-2 ICD-10: T56.891 Clinical summary This test measures the concentration of bismuth in a random urine sample to assess for potential toxicity.
TEST-496 Cadmium 24-Hour Urine Test This test measures the total amount of cadmium excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess chronic exposure and potential kidney damage.	24-Hour Urine	24 hours (sample collected by 6 PM, report by next day)	650.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Total cadmium excretion", "Kidney function related to cadmium exposure"] Parameters [{"name": "Cadmium", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["Avoid seafood for 3 days prior to collection", "Wait 96 hours after Gadolinium or Iodine-based contrast media administration", "Use only the provided sterile container and gloves"] Indications ["Diagnosing chronic cadmium toxicity", "Monitoring occupational exposure", "Evaluating kidney function in at-risk individuals"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 5620-9 ICD-10: T56.3 Clinical summary This test measures the total amount of cadmium excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess chronic exposure and potential kidney damage.
TEST-506 Cadmium Blood Test This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of toxic cadmium in whole blood.	Whole Blood (peripheral)	Next Day (report by 9 PM)	650.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Toxic cadmium levels", "Heavy metal exposure"] Parameters [{"name": "Cadmium", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["Strictly avoid seafood (fish, shellfish) for 3 days prior to collection", "Inform phlebotomist if received Gadolinium or Iodine contrast within 96 hours", "No fasting required"] Indications ["Occupational exposure monitoring (battery manufacturing, welding, mining)", "Investigation of heavy metal poisoning", "Evaluation of unexplained kidney or bone issues"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 5608-8 ICD-10: T56.891 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of toxic cadmium in whole blood.
TEST-500 Cadmium Random Urine Test This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of cadmium in a random urine sample to assess recent or chronic exposure.	Random Urine (spot urine)	Next Day (report by 6 pm)	650.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Cadmium concentration in urine", "Recent or chronic cadmium exposure"] Parameters [{"name": "Cadmium", "reference_range": "< 0.1 µg/L"}] Preparation ["Abstain from seafood for 3 days prior to collection.", "Do not discontinue prescribed medications without consulting your doctor."] Indications ["Occupational exposure monitoring (battery manufacturing, electroplating, pigment industries)", "Nephrotoxicity evaluation", "Environmental risk assessment"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 5586-2 ICD-10: Z77.078 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of cadmium in a random urine sample to assess recent or chronic exposure.
TEST-606 Chromium, 24-Hour Urine Test This diagnostic test evaluates the total concentration of chromium excreted in the urine over a 24-hour period.	24-Hour Urine	Next-Day Report	650.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Total urinary chromium concentration", "Time-integrated chromium excretion"] Parameters [{"name": "Chromium", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["Refrain from administering contrast media (Gadolinium or Iodine-containing agents) for 96 hours prior to collection.", "Use the provided metal-free 24-hour urine collection kit and follow instructions exactly.", "Store the specimen refrigerated (2–8 °C) or frozen (−20 °C) until courier pickup."] Indications ["Monitoring occupational exposure", "Diagnosing industrial diseases", "Assessing nutritional status", "Evaluating detoxification status"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 15011-9 ICD-10: T56.891A, Z77.029 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the total concentration of chromium excreted in the urine over a 24-hour period.
TEST-689 Cobalt Blood Test This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of cobalt in whole blood.	Whole Blood	Next-day report (sample by 6 pm)	650.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Cobalt concentration", "Heavy metal levels"] Parameters [{"name": "Cobalt", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["Withhold mineral supplements, vitamin B12, and B-complex for 3 days prior (if clinically safe)", "Wait 96 hours after Gadolinium or Iodine contrast imaging"] Indications ["Suspected occupational exposure", "Prosthetic joint wear monitoring", "Investigation of systemic toxicity"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 5681-7 ICD-10: T56.0 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of cobalt in whole blood.
TEST-1379 Heavy Metal Screen Test This test evaluates levels of toxic metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium in both blood and urine.	Whole blood (EDTA) and random urine	Next business day (sample by 6 PM)	950.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Lead levels", "Mercury levels", "Arsenic levels", "Cadmium levels", "Chromium levels"] Parameters [{"name": "Lead (Blood)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Mercury (Blood)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Arsenic (Blood)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Cadmium (Blood)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Chromium (Blood)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Lead (Urine)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Mercury (Urine)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Arsenic (Urine)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Cadmium (Urine)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Chromium (Urine)", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["Avoid seafood and fish for at least 72 hours before sample collection.", "Inform the phlebotomist if taking metal-containing supplements or medications.", "Fasting is not required."] Indications ["Occupational health monitoring", "Industrial disease screening", "Suspected poisoning", "Post-exposure follow-up"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: ['24338-5', '5687-4', '2161-6', '2129-3'] ICD-10: ['Z13.88', 'T56.0', 'T56.1', 'T56.2', 'T56.3', 'T57.0'] Clinical summary This test evaluates levels of toxic metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium in both blood and urine.
TEST-21 Heavy Metals Mini Profile Test This diagnostic test evaluates blood levels of lead, mercury, and cadmium to screen for toxic exposure.	Whole blood	5–7 working days	1,200.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Lead (Pb)", "Mercury (Hg)", "Cadmium (Cd)"] Parameters [{"name": "Lead (Pb)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Mercury (Hg)", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Cadmium (Cd)", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["No fasting required", "Avoid seafood for three days prior to testing"] Indications ["Screening for occupational exposure", "Evaluation of potential environmental contamination", "Assessment of dietary sources", "Investigation of symptoms suggestive of heavy metal toxicity"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: ['77307-3', '26003-9', '26002-1'] ICD-10: Z77.0 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates blood levels of lead, mercury, and cadmium to screen for toxic exposure.
TEST-2351 Lead Poisoning Panel Test This diagnostic test evaluates recent and cumulative lead exposure by measuring lead levels in both whole blood and a 24-hour urine sample.	Whole Blood (Royal Blue EDTA) & 24-Hour Urine	Next-day after batch processing (Tuesday/Friday)	1,100.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Lead levels in whole blood", "Lead levels in 24-hour urine"] Parameters [{"name": "Blood Lead", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Urine Lead (24-hour)", "reference_range": null}] Preparation ["Do not discontinue any prescribed medication without consulting your doctor.", "Avoid contrast agents (gadolinium or iodine) for 96 hours before specimen collection.", "Use metal-free collection containers provided by DNA Labs UAE.", "Maintain a normal diet unless your physician instructs otherwise.", "Keep the 24-hour urine sample refrigerated during collection.", "Do not freeze blood samples."] Indications ["Occupational health monitoring", "Paediatric screening for developmental risks", "Investigation of unexplained neurological symptoms"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 56838-8 ICD-10: T56.0X1A Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates recent and cumulative lead exposure by measuring lead levels in both whole blood and a 24-hour urine sample.
TEST-2501 Mercury 24-Hour Urine Test This diagnostic test evaluates the total amount of mercury excreted in urine over a 24-hour period, serving as a biomarker for chronic mercury exposure.	24-Hour Urine	Next-day reporting	650.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Total mercury concentration in urine", "Chronic mercury exposure biomarker"] Parameters [{"name": "Mercury", "reference_range": "≤ 0.1 µg/L (parts per billion)"}] Preparation ["Avoid consuming large predatory fish (swordfish, shark, king mackerel, tuna) for at least three days prior.", "Refrain from using mercury-containing skincare products or traditional remedies.", "Collect all urine voids over exactly 24 hours into the provided metal-free container.", "Store the collected sample refrigerated.", "Notify the laboratory of any missed collections."] Indications ["Assessment of chronic mercury exposure", "Monitoring occupational exposure", "Evaluation of dietary mercury intake", "Investigation of symptoms potentially related to mercury toxicity", "Monitoring chelation therapy effectiveness"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 26942-3 ICD-10: T56.1 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the total amount of mercury excreted in urine over a 24-hour period, serving as a biomarker for chronic mercury exposure.
TEST-2512 Mercury Random Urine Test This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of mercury in a random urine sample to assess recent chronic exposure.	Random Urine (Mid-stream, metal-free collection cup)	24 hours (Next day by 6 PM)	750.00 AED	View
View test specifications and preparation Hide test specifications and preparation What it measures ["Urinary Mercury Concentration", "Chronic Mercury Body Burden"] Parameters [{"name": "Mercury", "reference_range": "0.1 µg/L (LOD)"}] Preparation ["Avoid predatory fish (swordfish, tuna, shark) for at least 3 days prior", "Use only the provided metal-free collection kit", "Avoid handling metallic objects immediately before sample collection"] Indications ["Suspected chronic mercury exposure", "Occupational health monitoring", "Environmental exposure assessment", "Evaluation of potential mercury toxicity symptoms"] Measurement technique Confirm with laboratory Codes LOINC: 5683-8 ICD-10: T56.1 Clinical summary This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of mercury in a random urine sample to assess recent chronic exposure.

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Heavy Metals: overview

Concerns about environmental exposure or unexplained chronic symptoms can be highly stressful, but pinpointing potential toxic accumulations provides a clear path forward. As a specialized component of our advanced Biochemistry services, Heavy Metals testing accurately evaluates your blood or urine for trace elements like lead, mercury, and arsenic. Utilizing state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, this precise toxicology and heavy metal testing delivers the definitive data needed to safely guide personalized medical oversight and detoxification strategies. Widely trusted among diagnostic labs in Dubai and the UAE, DNA Labs is committed to strict patient confidentiality, exceptional analytical accuracy, and prompt reporting. Take control of your environmental health—book your heavy metals testing in UAE, schedule a convenient home sample collection, or contact our specialist team.

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