Over time, heavy metals can accumulate in the body and, in the long term, lead to damage to organs, the nervous system, and blood cell production. This exposure can be due to various factors, such as drinking water from old pipes, contaminated food, or household items. The cerascreen® heavy metal test kit allows you to determine the concentration of various heavy metals in your urine. These include aluminum, arsenic, lead, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, nickel, mercury, and zinc. This enables you to determine whether you may be exposed to heavy metals and to specifically identify the sources of these pollutants in your daily life. The test allows for easy and convenient urine sample collection from the comfort of your home. The sample is then professionally analyzed in a specialized medical laboratory. This saves time, as no doctors visit or tedious waiting times are required. You will receive the results within 5-7 business days after submitting your sample. How does the test work? Your test kit contains everything you need to collect a urine sample. After collecting the sample, send it free of charge to our medical laboratory in the enclosed return envelope. After the evaluation in the medical laboratory, you will have online access to your personal results report. Your test results and evidence-based insights for improving your health are available to you via your personal cerascreen® user profile on our website or our app. Our expertise for you Cerascreen® is the market leader for medical sample collection and submission test kits in Europe, with over 10 years of experience in test development and evaluation. We have developed more than 65 diagnostic test kits for all biomarker types, evaluated more than 500,000 samples, and supply over 20 countries. Notes: People with infectious diseases such as hepatitis and HIV are not allowed to take the heavy metal test. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should only undergo heavy metal testing under medical supervision. Reference values ​​and recommendations do not apply to them, or only to a limited extent; they should seek instructions regarding the test results from their doctor or therapist. The heavy metal test is not suitable for children and young people under 18 years of age. The test is not suitable for diagnosing serious illnesses. For risks and side effects, read the package leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist.