Mercury

The Mercury at-home test measures body burden of mercury by analysing samples such as whole blood, urine or hair, using accredited UAE laboratory methods (typically ICP‑MS for trace metal accuracy). A trained phlebotomist collects samples at your Dubai residence or you follow a supplied kit protocol for hair/urine collection; samples are then processed in certified Dubai/UAE labs to provide precise quantitative results.

This test is important for detecting recent or chronic mercury exposure that can affect neurological, renal and developmental health, particularly in pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, children, and people with occupational or dietary exposure (e.g., frequent consumption of large predatory fish). Results are paired with personalised nutritional and lifestyle guidance from UAE-credentialed nutritionists to help reduce exposure and support detoxification strategies under medical supervision.

• Total Blood Mercury
• Urine Total Mercury
• Hair Mercury Level
• Methylmercury (speciation)
• Inorganic Mercury (speciation)

• Frequent consumption of tuna, swordfish, king mackerel or other large predatory fish
• Occupational exposure (dental, mining, manufacturing, laboratory work)
• Neurological symptoms such as numbness, tremors, or memory problems
• Pregnancy, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding for fetal/infant safety
• After a known exposure event (spills, dental amalgam procedures, industrial incidents)

• Accurate quantitative analysis by accredited UAE laboratories
• Convenient at-home sample collection across Dubai by trained staff
• Speciation options to distinguish methylmercury vs inorganic mercury
• Personalised nutritional and exposure-reduction guidance from UAE professionals
• Suitable for monitoring treatment or follow-up after suspected exposure

• At-home venous blood collection by a trained phlebotomist or self-collection kit for hair/urine where applicable
• Avoid seafood for 48–72 hours prior to sample collection to reduce transient dietary spikes
• Postpone sampling immediately after dental amalgam removal or other procedures that may acutely increase levels
• Inform the team if pregnant, breastfeeding, undergoing chelation therapy, or taking supplements that may affect results