This test screens for eight categories of environmental chemicals commonly found in everyday products and pollution:

• Xylene — found in plastics, paints, and vehicle exhaust
• Toluene — found in gasoline, glues, cosmetics, and cleaning products
• Benzene — found in car exhaust, building materials, and cigarette smoke
• Trimethylbenzene — found in aviation fuels, solvents, and paint thinners
• Styrene — found in plastics and industrial materials
• Phthalates — found in a wide range of consumer and industrial products
• Parabens — found in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food products
• MTBE — a fuel additive found in gasoline

If you've been experiencing unexplained symptoms and want to understand whether environmental toxin exposure could be a factor, this test may be a good fit. It can also be a helpful piece of the puzzle if you're already investigating your overall toxic load.

The following are signs it may be a good time to test:

Symptoms

• Neurological symptoms like brain fog, memory problems, or dizziness
• Nausea or unexplained fatigue
• Symptoms that don't improve with standard treatment

Environment

• Regular exposure to vehicle exhaust, industrial areas, or heavy traffic
• Frequent use of paints, solvents, cleaning products, or fuels
• Living or working near industrial sites

Medical History

• You want to understand your total toxin burden alongside other testing
• You're working with a provider on a detox or functional medicine protocol

• Requisition Form
• Biohazard Bag
• Plastic Transport Tube with Cap
• Instructions for Specimen Collection
• Specimen Holding Box
• Collapsible Collection Cup
• Absorbent Pad
• Pre-Addressed Shipping Sleeve

Sample Collection Instructions