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Heavy Metals tests in Dubai & UAE

Compare available Heavy Metals tests, their listed prices and the information provided for each option. Test selection and preparation should be discussed with your clinician.

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23

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550.00–2,500.00 AED

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Heavy Metals test prices

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Heavy Metals diagnostic tests, details, and listed prices
Test and description Specimen Typical duration Price Options
TEST-2520
Metal Screen 1, Serum Test

This test quantifies levels of heavy metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium in serum using ICP-MS.

Serum (peripheral venous blood) Next day (sample collection before 6 PM) 1,500.00 AED
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What it measures
["Lead", "Mercury", "Arsenic", "Cadmium", "Other toxic metals"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Lead", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Mercury", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Arsenic", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Cadmium", "reference_range": null}]
Preparation
["Avoid antacids, aluminium-containing medications, and all sea/freshwater fish for at least 3 days.", "Use powderless gloves during collection."]
Indications
["Evaluation of industrial exposure", "Investigation of unexplained chronic fatigue", "Anti-aging baseline assessments", "Occupational health follow-up"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 24336-0 ICD-10: Z13.88
Clinical summary
This test quantifies levels of heavy metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium in serum using ICP-MS.
TEST-2514
Metal Screen 2 (Whole Blood) Test

This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of five key heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, chromium) in whole blood.

Whole Blood (Royal Blue Top K2EDTA) Next-day report (sample by 6 pm) 2,500.00 AED
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What it measures
["Lead (Pb)", "Mercury (Hg)", "Arsenic (As)", "Cadmium (Cd)", "Chromium (Cr)"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Lead", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Mercury", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Arsenic", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Cadmium", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Chromium", "reference_range": null}]
Preparation
["Refrain from seafood, herbal/mineral supplements, vitamin B12, and vitamin B complex for three days prior.", "Reschedule if contrast media (gadolinium or iodine) received within 96 hours.", "Inform phlebotomist of metal implants or occupational exposure history."]
Indications
["Suspected heavy metal poisoning", "Occupational exposure monitoring", "Environmental exposure assessment", "Monitoring chelation therapy", "Unexplained symptoms potentially related to metal toxicity"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 56893-6 ICD-10: Z13.88
Clinical summary
This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of five key heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, chromium) in whole blood.
TEST-2524
Metal Screen 3, Urine (Heavy Metal Panel) Test

This test evaluates the concentration of specific toxic heavy metals in a 24-hour urine sample.

Urine (24-hour collection) Next day (results available within 24–36 hours) 2,500.00 AED
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What it measures
["Arsenic", "Lead", "Mercury"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Arsenic", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Lead", "reference_range": null}, {"name": "Mercury", "reference_range": null}]
Preparation
["Avoid seafood, herbal supplements, mineral supplements, vitamin B12/vitamin B complex for three days before collection.", "Avoid all sea- or freshwater fish for three days before collection.", "Wait at least 96 hours after receiving gadolinium or iodine contrast media before collecting.", "Use only the acid-washed metal-free container provided.", "Wear powderless gloves during collection."]
Indications
["Occupational exposure", "Environmental concerns", "Proactive wellness screening", "Unexplained symptoms"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 8686-1 ICD-10: Z13.88
Clinical summary
This test evaluates the concentration of specific toxic heavy metals in a 24-hour urine sample.
TEST-2667
Nickel 24-Hour Urine Test

This test measures the total amount of nickel excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess chronic exposure.

24-Hour Urine Next-day report (sample by 6 PM) 750.00 AED
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What it measures
["Total Nickel Excretion", "Chronic Nickel Exposure"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Nickel", "reference_range": null}]
Preparation
["Avoid mineral supplements (including multivitamins) for 3 days prior.", "Postpone collection for 96 hours after gadolinium or iodine contrast media administration.", "Inform physician of active urinary tract infections."]
Indications
["Monitoring occupational exposure to nickel", "Investigating potential nickel toxicity", "Assessing environmental exposure", "Evaluating nickel allergy"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 5688-2 ICD-10: Z57.3
Clinical summary
This test measures the total amount of nickel excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess chronic exposure.
TEST-3119
Silver Serum Test

This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of silver in the blood serum.

Serum 2 business days 1,000.00 AED
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What it measures
["Total silver concentration", "Systemic silver absorption"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Silver", "reference_range": null}]
Preparation
["Do not discontinue prescribed medication without consulting your doctor.", "Avoid all silver-containing medications, dietary supplements, and colloidal silver products for at least 3 days prior to collection.", "If Gadolinium or Iodine contrast media was administered, wait 96 hours before specimen collection.", "Use only powder-free gloves during collection.", "Serum must be obtained from a metal-free White Top tube (Z tube, no additive)."]
Indications
["Monitoring industrial exposure", "Potential silver toxicity (argyria/argyrosis)", "Anti-aging therapy safety", "Occupational exposure", "Colloidal silver use"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 77274-0 ICD-10: T56.891X1A, Z77.018, Z15.09
Clinical summary
This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of silver in the blood serum.
TEST-3273
Thallium 24-Hour Urine Test

This test measures the amount of thallium excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess exposure levels.

24-Hour Urine Collection Next-day (sample received by 6 PM) 850.00 AED
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What it measures
["Thallium excretion", "Renal clearance of thallium"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Thallium", "reference_range": "0.05 Β΅g/L (Adjusted for local UAE population)"}]
Preparation
["Avoid gadolinium or iodine contrast media for 96 hours prior", "Use provided metal-free container", "Wear powder-free gloves", "Record total urine volume", "Refrigerate sample at 2–8Β°C", "Do not freeze the specimen"]
Indications
["Suspected chronic industrial exposure", "Occupational health surveillance", "Toxicology follow-up", "Monitoring chelation therapy effectiveness"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 2891-3 ICD-10: Z77.098
Clinical summary
This test measures the amount of thallium excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess exposure levels.
TEST-3266
Thallium Blood Test

This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of thallium in whole blood to detect toxic exposure.

Whole Blood Next-day report (if collected by 6 PM) 750.00 AED
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What it measures
["Total Thallium"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Thallium", "reference_range": null}]
Preparation
["Avoid Gadolinium- or Iodine-containing contrast media for at least 96 hours prior to collection"]
Indications
["Suspected thallium poisoning", "Exposure to thallium-containing substances", "Unexplained neurological symptoms after potential exposure"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 69263-8 ICD-10: T60.4X
Clinical summary
This diagnostic test evaluates the concentration of thallium in whole blood to detect toxic exposure.
TEST-3277
Thallium Random Urine Test

This diagnostic test evaluates recent exposure to thallium, a toxic heavy metal, by measuring its concentration in a random urine sample.

Urine (random) Next day (if sample received by 6 PM) 750.00 AED
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What it measures
["Thallium concentration in urine"]
Parameters
[{"name": "Thallium", "reference_range": "0.1 Β΅g/L (Detection Limit)"}]
Preparation
["No fasting required", "Avoid Gadolinium or Iodine-based contrast media for at least 96 hours prior to collection"]
Indications
["Suspected thallium poisoning", "Occupational exposure monitoring", "Environmental exposure monitoring", "Diagnosis of industrial toxicity", "Investigation of unexplained neuropathy"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 27029-4 ICD-10: Z77.0
Clinical summary
This diagnostic test evaluates recent exposure to thallium, a toxic heavy metal, by measuring its concentration in a random urine sample.

Category overview

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 healthβ€”book your heavy metals testing in UAE, schedule a convenient home sample collection, or contact our specialist team.

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