Aluminium Urine Spot

The Aluminium Urine Spot test is a home-based screening that measures the concentration of aluminium in a single urine sample, providing an indicator of recent aluminium exposure. The collected spot urine is analysed in an accredited laboratory—typically by sensitive techniques such as ICP-MS—and results may be reported as raw concentration and creatinine-corrected values to account for urine dilution.

This test is useful for screening occupational or environmental exposure, monitoring patients using aluminium-containing medications (e.g., antacids) or those on dialysis, and for follow-up during chelation therapy. With convenient sample collection at home and secure lab reporting across Dubai and the UAE, it offers a practical option for early detection and ongoing surveillance; results should be interpreted by a healthcare professional in the context of clinical findings and exposure history.

• Urinary Aluminium
• Urine Creatinine
• Aluminium/Creatinine Ratio
• Collection Time
• Sample Specific Gravity

• Suspected occupational exposure (industry, manufacturing, welding)
• Chronic use of aluminium-containing antacids or medications
• Patients on long-term dialysis or with impaired renal function
• After a known environmental contamination or acute exposure event
• Monitoring response during chelation or decontamination therapy

• Convenient home sample collection with professional lab analysis
• Creatinine-corrected results for more accurate exposure assessment
• Rapid, accredited laboratory reporting across Dubai and the UAE
• Suitable for screening, monitoring, and occupational health surveillance
• Secure electronic delivery of results for clinician review

• Provide a mid-stream spot urine sample using the supplied collection kit
• Avoid aluminium-containing antacids or supplements for 24–48 hours if clinically safe
• Record collection time and patient details clearly on the sample label
• Ensure same-day pickup or timely drop-off per kit instructions for accurate analysis